Very interesting book, with anticipation for the next scene. You really felt like you were reading Christie...

I just finished reading and I feel completely disappointed.
The (+):
- At the beginning, it was interesting and had good development.
The (-):
- It has nothing to do with Agatha Christie's writing style. Absolutely nothing. The author should not have used the name Poirot or Christie. It is far from them.
- You feel that Poirot is not Poirot, you feel deceived.
- The plot, although initially very interesting, becomes overloaded and loses its interest.
- Logic completely deviates in many parts.
- In the end, the author mixed so many things together without any common sense, just with some excuses like "I just know it because I think so."
- There is a boring development towards the end. You feel that the author didn't know how to handle it. For example: "But tell us this. - No, you tell it. - No, I won't say it, you say it." Such points.
- Explanations given at the end are not convincing at all.
- It resembles more of a melodrama like Santa Barbara.
Overall, disappointment.