Beautiful! I'll have to look for one next year, although I've never seen it at Armstrong. From C-Stars I have Marmalade (love), Cancun Dreams, Red Sparkle, Pacific Pearl, and Rainbow Treasure (which might be Pu'u Kahea?).

cc...I also have The Brutal Telling on my TBR shelves. I am saving it because, as long as its there, I know I have a book in my possession I will unquestionably love. So I feel free to work my way through all the other seventy three books on the shelves knowing I don't have to like any of them! If I reject three books in a row I become convinced I'll never find another good book.Having that sure-thing there helps me sleep at night! LOL

Vee, the central plot is always kept in adaptations. I thought you had seen this one as you mentioned it around last Christmas when it was shown on the BBC TV. This re-telling was done in a very atmospheric way, all kinds of mood lighting of the scenes and the sex scenes tasteful as part of the plot. One never knows how this will work out as Christie changed the ending herself when the story was adapted as a play. So a new production can keep you guessing. I found the first half rather slow but in the second part things livened up a bit with the added twists. I am not familiar with the lead actors so that made it easier for me to get engrossed in their roles by not recognising them from other productions.

Of course they have variation in color if you want something that mimics real wood then that is what you get. If you want all one color do a LVT all one color 2 very dirfferent looks