Assassinato no campo de golfe

The story's twists kept me on edge, but I wonder how she balanced revealing enough to keep us guessing yet not giving away the ending too early.

The descriptions made the scenery feel almost like a character itself, but I'm curious if others felt it enhanced the suspense or felt secondary.

Poirot's deductive style is so iconic, but I wonder what influenced Christie to develop this particular approach and how it shaped the story's pacing.