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Indian Island
When one thinks of an island they think seclusion from the outside world. ... Wargrave chose the perfect place to do some “justice”, Indian Island.
Indian Island is a small island, long way out to sea with no house visible on it, and with a boldly silhouetted rock with a faint resemblance of an Indian’s head. The murderer chose this island with the likes of no one knowing what would be going on while the visitors were rooming there. ...
When the boat finally arrived to the island they (the visitors) were able to see the house for the first time facing toward the South.
Approximate Word count = 420 Approximate Pages = 1.7 (250 words per page double spaced)
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