牧師館の殺人 (ハヤカワ文庫―クリスティー文庫)

The cozy village setting feels so quintessentially British—did Christie draw from real places or create an idealized backdrop for her mystery?

The story seems to take its time unraveling clues—did that make the eventual reveal more satisfying, or did it lose some tension for others?

Her perspective feels so different from traditional detectives—what do you think makes her approach to solving the crime unique?