Andthentherewerenone Stories

SPOILERS FOR THE BOOK AND MOVIE!!!

phillip lombard x vera claythorne 😩😩💦💦💦 This is for a friend do not take this seriously

She was a patient like most 95 year olds with dementia. Her doctors didn't expect her to wake up.

This is the next book after 'And Then There Were None' 3 people left the Indian Island.Alive and safe,kind of... Indian Islands is in their past,but it will haunt them...For a long,long time. Let me tell you a few things.... Let's suppose,you've killed,yes killed. And then you've been through things that...Well...Made you kind of mad. AND in an island that 11 people came,only 3 are alive you have to prove your innocence. Or else...There will be consequences...Bad consequences... Adventures never end,after all... This is a book that I'm writing,it takes place after 'And Then There Were None' I never thought it would end... :) ENJOY!

The ship is really cute and it literally has no fanfic about it except 3-4 things on here so yes

Vera Claythorne finds herself alone on the island surrounded by dead bodies, and all she wants to do is rest. Suddenly, a shadow of her past emerges from the darkness. Could they be the master behind all these murders?

This is a rewrite of the letter at the end of And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie.

BBC And Then There Were None fanfiction an inventation to come to Soldier Island, seeing your old boyfriend again, having a well paid job... everything seemed so perfect. but they were trapped. one by one they died, according to a poem; Ten Little Soldier Boys. can an 11th person change the poem, or will it only be worse?

Ten little gifteds all gathered to dine, One spoke their heart out, and then there were nine. Nine little gifteds, all running from fate, One tried to escape, and then there were eight. Eight little gifteds, two present in heaven, Another life lost, and then there were seven. Seven little gifteds, all hiding their tricks, Life depicts art, and then there were six. Six little gifteds, all trying to thrive, One came back, and then there were five. Five little gifteds, becoming more unsure, One fell to the floor, and then there were four. Four little gifteds, still trying to flee, One got what they begged for, and then there were three. Three little gifteds, one feeling blue. Overstayed their welcome, and then there were two. Two little gifteds, one merely a pawn, Their job was done, and then there was one. One little gifted, left with a gun, Escaped the bloodied island, and then there were none. Ten young adults are invited to an island. They are invited for different reasons but they all have two things in common: they used to go to school together in the Gifted Program, and they aren't as innocent as they seem. *Story includes swearing*

This is a murder mystery roleplay inspired by the similar roleplays done by @percabethbookworm and @EpicCroft 19 people, staying in a large mansion on a small California island. There's only one catch, there's a killer among them and he's picking them off one by one. Will anyone survive? Who is the killer! Can you find out before you character gets cut down?

When the Nine-Nine goes on vacation to an island, they expect a relaxing paradise free of crime. However, things take a turn when the detectives start vanishing one by one... Who is kidnapping them? Are they in danger? Who will be the last one standing? Will they stick together or fight on their own? A few domestic Peraltiago moments to cheer you up. Loosely based on "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie Disclaimer: I do not own any of these characters

Mysterious island, mysterious deaths. Vera's going crazy trying to find out who the murderer is on this satanic island they can't seem to escape from....

11 strangers are invited to Indian Island of the English coast.People all different from each other...What can go wrong? All credits go to Agatha Cristie for her amazing mystery book.Some of the characters are mine.Enjoy

UPDATE: January 11, 2020 So I just rewrote the first night of Whodunnit. Please, check it out, tell me what you think. My writing has improved since I first wrote this almost seven years ago. I am still rewriting this, so it'll take some time but the story will be done. However, the story may change a little here and there...so if you've read this before, you might be in for a few surprises or two. Get ready to sink your teeth into a puzzling whodunnit like you've never read before. As each secret gets uncovered, there's another one to be told. One by one, the mysterious guests are being murdered. Who is behind it all? Is it the wealthy socialite? The timid nurse? The cocky lawyer? There's only one way to find out...

Vera Elizabeth Claythorne point of view

An Adaptation Of "And Then There Were None" written by Agatha Christe. She knew. Clara always knew. It was her job. Meet Clara Ellis. The girl with the ability to put herself into stories; to change stories, to change fates. She's always thought she knew what to expect from her skill, until now. Clara gets shoved into the world of Agatha Christe's "And Then There None." - famous for having no survivors. 10 strangers, each summoned for a different reason, step ashore to Solider Island, a remote settlement which consists of only house. Each person a supposed murderer, each going to be murdered. In a gripping tale of the fine line between right and wrong, Clara must make a decision as to who she saves, and who she lets go. The perfect crime or the perfect justice? You decide in "And Then There Were Nine"

Inspired by Agatha Christie. Strangers are invited to an island for work or vacation, but once they are accused of murder, the guests start dying one by one. The stakes are high as they are put on trial where the penalty is death. Will they survive? Or will the killer kill them off?

This is where all my Aidan Turner stories are going to be. I'm giving each actor their own folder to make it easier for you guys to read.

If you have not read Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None and do not want the spoilers DO NOT READ THIS!!!! This was made in my English class.