I usually choose Marple & Poirot when reading Agatha Christie, but I am enjoying Tommy & Tuppence. This one definitely kept me guessing thanks to at least two well-placed assumptions by Tuppence that keep her and the reader off the scent of the true menace.

I would have liked a bit more resolution on one of the story lines, but overall, very enjoyable read. I particularly liked to see the difference in approach to the mystery and focus that Tommy and Tuppence take.

Perhaps this novel is a little off the beaten path for Christie, but I would recommend it.