<b>“Other people’s impressions were no good to you. They might be just as true as yours but you couldn’t act on them.”</b>

A nice murder mystery with a psychic twist. Among some very intriguing characters, one stands out: Emily. I liked her fierce determination to solve this murder in order to prove her fiancé’s innocence.
<b>“That nasty native of his–what does he know about cleaning, I should like to know? Nasty black fellow.”</b>

 This is one of my favourite Christie books I've read in a while! I honestly think having the book not focused on Poirot or Miss Marple made the book better. It it wasn't tripping over itself to shoehorn in the detective, and we weren't constantly missing crucial information because the detective was withholding it. I liked Emily and thought she was a fun character to have doing the bulk of the investigation. I also just liked how the story came together - while it was a classic big reveal like Christie normally opts for, it felt a lot less forced than some of the others.

This is definitely a fun and worthwhile read, whether or not you normally like Christie's style.