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Death on the Nile is written by Agatha Christies and is one of her Hercule Poirot mystery novels. She starts off with introducing all of the characters and their backgrounds from many different POVs. As the mystery becomes tangled, Poirot untangles them all. The ending was a bit disappointing as it was not as surprising as I thought it would be. In my opinion this story is quite similar to the Murder on the Orient Express (I've only watched the movie) as the crime all happens in one place with all of the suspects. The criminal in this story is a very interesting one. At the beginning he/she was the one I had suspected the most but as the story progressed he/she seem to obvious to be the criminal. When everyone did not suspect he/she anymore it goes back to them being the criminal. I've read a lot of mystery novels and kind of predicted the ending but Death on the Nile was still an interesting read. I quite like reading mystery-solving novels especially the process of solving the crime.
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