It’s time for our ‘all classics’ episode of Review Season, wherein we cruelly rank the all-time greats towards the bottom of our list. We are, after all, young unscrupulous youth. Sane listeners, like yourself, would never do something so audacious as to put Christie in 10th.

12th Place: Cargo of Eagles by Margery Allingham
A fascinating and engaging look into the later life of Albert Campion. Heartfelt, flawed, and all the more interesting for it.

11th Place: Trent’s Last Case by E.C. Bentley
There will come a time when this is a must-read for you specifically, but when will that be?

10th Place: The Body in the Library by Agatha Christie
It’s Christie, and it’s good Christie, but it’s comfort food more than a must-read.