茶色の服の男 (クリスティー文庫)

The book takes readers on a journey across different countries, which adds so much flavor. I wonder what inspired Agatha Christie to choose these particular places for her adventure.

The romantic subplot felt quick but added charm. I'm curious if others think it enhanced the adventure or distracted from the mystery.

The reveal about the protagonist's background really changed how I viewed her decisions. Did the author intentionally use identity as a central mystery device?