Story developing

Well because this is going to be my last post im going to be very in detail and deep, so you as a not knower of the book can follow up.
The plot is given in the first 2 chapters (are short) principal characters
Husband Simon (co antagonist)
Jacqui (protagonist)
New Simon wife Linnet (secondary plot making)
Poirot (you/detective)
<secondary characters> (not really important)

The book goes like this:
The bad man simon marries linnet and jacqui comes to they honeymoon in a nile to trip to make them happen a bad time. Jacqui hates to death linnet.
Linnet dies, poirot knows jacqui didnt kill linnet and starts the murder search
Everybody in the ship had reasons to kill linnet, some pearls are stolen, more people gets murdered.
Poirot discobers tim inherits linnet money and discobers the mistery.
He married linnet to kill her and his old wife its a criminal tom then jacqui kill herself and Tim. End

The best of the story

When secondary characters you dont know that much come with and unexpected action or desicion. Those arcs of the story were the best sadly shorts but filled with suspense and a feeling of uneasy, like all detective like novels are supoused to bring, one of those (the maid part no spoilerino) made you think two times about the real murderer.

Characterrs

It was strange when everybody was in love with somebody and felt really forced, but that type of novel its really known to develop love stetic way stories. There were some intersting choices like the husband lover maid blackmailing the murder but in spite of 3 not that bad characters the rest were meh-.

Chapters

Personaly didnt like the way the chapters were stablished, it was kinda clunky, short and some times the main issue of them was a not story changing issue so there were more intersting things going on and they wanted to give you the bad calls, so sad.

Comparison

The love story telled in that book was pretty similar to romeo and juliet. Because there were two lovers that cant be together, for different reasons obviously but its a kinda ironic and neat way to see how those characters developed.