And Then There Were None is the story of ten people, all of whom, while having never been caught, are responsible in some measure for the death of another individual. These ten are lured to an island under false pretenses, at which point they begin to die in ways that parallel their crimes. The book is seminal in terms of twist-based mystery, and served to popularize the deserted island as a stage for murder mysteries.
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