Death on the Nile

On the luxury steamer Karnak, sailing along the Nile, a young millionaire, recently married and, as it turned out, had many enemies among the passengers, was killed. Anyone could kill a self-confident and arrogant girl who stole her groom from her best friend. But none of the likely suspects committed this crime... Fortunately, on the ship is the great detective Hercule Poirot, who knows the entire society represented on the cruise from London and is aware of the possible motives of each of those present. And, of course, the first thing a Belgian thinks about is the “love triangle” consisting of the murdered woman, her newly minted husband and a very temperamental woman whom he abandoned for the sake of a millionaire...

Dead Man's Quirk

And who was the first to come up with this idea - to organize an exciting game... with an imitation of a murder? It seems to be harmless entertainment: someone plays the role of a criminal, someone - a witness, someone - a detective. Oh, how intriguing! And at times it’s so creepy that it gives you chills! Together with other participants, the great detective Hercule Poirot and his friend, writer Ariadne Oliver, play “murder” with gusto. They play until suddenly a real murder occurs...