And_Then_There_Were_None___Identity

And Then There Were None / Identity And Then There Were None / Identity Murder mysteries are a type of literature/film which always contain a storyline which keeps the reader/viewer on the edge of their seat. Suspense, action, horror, and drama are all elements which add to the perfect murder mystery. These types of stories, when done right, take your mind on a thrill ride that doesn’t let up until the end in a dramatic plot twist that leaves the reader/viewer baffled and intrigued. This is the case in the story And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie and the film Identity, written by Michael Cooney. “Identity is just what you want a horror-thriller to be: energetic, lurid, tense and, above all, unpredictable."-- Marshall Fine, JOURNAL NEWS (WESTCHESTER, NY). Amazon.com claims And Then There Were None to be “considered the best mystery novel ever written”. AudioFile.com described it as being “..Agatha Christie at her best with her classic drawing room murder mystery with extra tension to boot”. Both these stories are similar in that they keep you hooked to the point you can’t do anything but read on or keep viewing. Amazon.com claims Identity is “a tasty blend of And Then There Were None and Psycho, with a character, characters, one, film, identity, each, view, tone, story, point, plot, once, keep, island, suspense, stories, because, set, scene, none, murder, mood, hotel, final, dark, christie, viewer, twist, thriller, sense, off, movie, middle, just, happen