Death On The Nile; Towards Zero; After The Funeral

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Book: Very good
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"Death on the Nile" positions Hercule Poirot aboard a Nile cruise where the shooting of a radiant young heiress proves far more intricately plotted than any crime of passion, "Towards Zero" builds its tension in reverse as Ngaio Marsh's -- correction, Christie's -- web of relationships at a clifftop house converges on a murder that was months in the careful making, and "After the Funeral" summons Poirot to investigate an unguarded remark made at a family gathering after a wealthy man's funeral that transforms a presumed natural death into a case of cold-blooded homicide.