One of them is a psychologist, and he claims to be the expert on fishy family business. The main plot of the story is the reading of a will, written by an old man of 20 million dollars ten years ago with the order that it should not be opened until after ten years. The family gather after ten years, but the main heir, an adopted daughter, has been missing for many years, no one knows where she is or what happened to her, and the lawyer reading the will suggests the others will vote that she is dead or not. All votes except one think she is dead. And then her death is investigated. This is very much like an Agatha Christie mystery, all gathered together to solve a mystery murder, but this is America, so there is not only poison but also guns are pulled and used, so there will be more deaths before anything is solved. Some may like it, others may not. The music is excellent though, and that's what kept up my interest the whole way. The actors are all good enough but no one especially outstanding. On the whole, it is good for not being Agatha Christie.
Review of Fortune Defies Death
