From what I've read in the first 4 chapters of this book changed the aspect of the way I look at old books. Right away it catches the attention of the audience (The Readers) with the whole murder. The murder in the story seems to be like it will never be figured out. And in my view, I like to read stories that are never solved. It's different than all the other mystery books where as …showed first 75 words of 405 total…

…showed last 75 words of 405 total…on who the killer might be. I find this book a very good one because it picks up real quickly with a murder. Most books open up with chapters of pretty much nothing. And in this book it picks up quickly with a woman who is poisoned. And on top of it, a very popular investigator is brought in. Furthermore, Poirot was not just a made up character. He was actually a real life detective.