Gearing up for spooky season, I was so excited to start reading some good Halloween flavored books. Starting off with Hallowe’en Party by Agatha Christie might be the best way to say, “well the only way to go is up”
In a book titled "Halloween Party," you would expect two things: Halloween and a party. Neither of which are central themes to this book. A party happens to occur on Halloween in the first chapter of the book and then it's just your run of the mill murder mystery after that. Whether or not the mystery is any good is irrelevant because it is not what was written on the tin. 0/10 stars (I’ll admit that the mystery was fairly alright, despite the infill rumblings that served no consequence besides to muddy the water of evidence)
Here’s to hoping “A Night in Lonesome October” and “Dark Harvest” are a solid improvement
by AgentG91