Murder on the Orient Express - Agatha Christie

Murder on the Orient Express - Agatha Christie's detective novel, first published on January 1, 1934. Traveling on one of the most luxurious trains in Europe suddenly turns into one of the most exciting investigations of Hercule Poirot. At night, when the train is forced to stop, as the railroad tracks are covered with snow, someone kills a rich American named Ratchett. Traces of crime lead to the past, since Ratchett was once involved in a case involving the abduction and murder of a little girl. A famous detective in the book Murder on the Orient Express finds out that, wanting to avenge the death of a little girl, all the passengers were involved in the murder trains. History about Hercule Poirot is built according to the following scheme. Here is a murder. Here are a bunch of people. One of them is a murderer, but according to all the evidence comes out nonsense and you can suspect almost everyone. And according to some testimony in the car was a stranger. And when at the end Hercule reaches the solution, it is not a mosaic that we could put together - this is the focus. Suddenly, in the novel Murder on the Orient Express such details are revealed, to which, in principle, it was impossible to reach. I'm sure no one, having taken hold of the book Murder on the Orient Express for the first time, could not guess the identity of the killer. Because this mystery negates all the principles of logic and chance.