Muerte en las nubes

The plot keeps the reader guessing with clever clues and misdirection. I'm curious how she planned the story's structure to keep the suspense so high.

The confined space makes the mystery feel even more claustrophobic. I wonder if Christie considered this a commentary on social class or just a practical choice.

His methodical approach feels so classic, but I’m curious if modern readers find it just as engaging or a bit slow compared to contemporary thrillers.