The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
Agatha Christie • 1926
Devastation Rating
literary fiction psychological
Our Take
Christie broke every rule of the detective novel and created the most audacious unreliable narrator in the genre. Dr. Sheppard tells you everything and nothing, and the final revelation rewrites every sentence you have already read. Fair play at its most unfair.
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