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Mystery Books that Exercise My Brain
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items Here's the list of books that make me keep thinking while i read them. I enjoy the part where i can keep guessing about who the suspect is or what will happen next, or how do things happened, things like that. If you like things like that too, then y...
One of my Agatha Christie favorite. It makes me questioning everyone and keep guessing who's the true suspect. Also love the twist. The concept itself is good. It's a brilliant idea
Agatha Christie - And Then There Were None
This novel keep me guessing throughout the story, and I LOVE that! Can't put down the book since I'm really curious about what actually happens. A good mystery book, love it!
His & Hers: A Novel - Feeney, Alice: Books
This one is really mind blowing for me. I already know the spoiler before reading it, but even then, it still fascinated me. The way things work, the story, the twist!! I loved twist, haha
If you haven't read this yet, and you love mystery books, giv...
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd: Hercule Poirot
This one is a bit different since we already know from the start who the suspect is, but the fun is guessing how he "hides" thing
The clash of idea between smart "suspect" and smart "detective" is interesting, definitely recommended to read
The Devotion of Suspect X: Detective Galileo
If you have read Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None", then you'll probably like this too since its inspired from that. The way the story been told is a bit different though since we are told from 2 perspective. Despite the similar theme, i s...
The Decagon House Murders - Yukito Ayatsuji
In this one, we already know who the "'culprit" from the beginning. In fact, we follow the story from the culprit and the victim point of view. What interest me is I wonder what will happened to the culprit, will they get caught, or what happened to ...
The Good Samaritan by John Marrs