Der verschwundene Mr. Davenheim und weitere Kriminalgeschichten mit Hercule Poirot

The clues were so subtle—I was second-guessing myself the whole time. Am I the only one who loves trying to crack the case alongside him?

The setup felt so straightforward at first, but then the twists caught me off guard. I wonder what inspired the choices behind the plot twists.

I've read a few of his cases, and this one felt particularly intricate without being overwhelming. Is this typical of Christie’s storytelling style?