Thursday, August 6, 2026

Ordeal by Innocence : a review

Ordeal by Innocence is the first stand alone novel of Agatha Christie that I have ever read and I liked it a lot. THE PREMISE: In the beginning of the book the crime is technically “solved”. Two years ago Rachel Argyle was bludgeoned to death. Her criminally inclined adopted son Jack was convicted of the crime and died in prison from pneumonia 6 months ago, without ever admiting to the crime. Full review here
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