And there was no one left

And Then There Were None – this is an English detective novel by the iconic author of the genre, Agatha Christie. Ten strangers (and seemingly wonderfully disparate people) receive an invitation to spend a weekend on Soldier Island – a small, private island, shrouded in rumors, with an eccentric millionaire host who, for some reason, doesn't arrive.

It turns out that the guests do have something in common – a dark past they prefer to keep silent about and a secret that will eventually be revealed. In each room of the mansion hangs an elaborate children's rhyme about ten soldiers who die one by one in different ways. A true nightmare begins: guests are killed one after another. Before each death, one porcelain figurine disappears from the table where ten are displayed. Each of the strangers dies exactly as described in the rhyme. Who is this elaborate villain and what is his motive?