Murder in the Mews (Poirot) by Agatha Christie

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*Murder in the Mews* by Agatha Christie is a collection of four intriguing cases featuring the famous detective Hercule Poirot. The title story centers around the mysterious death of a woman on Guy Fawkes Night. What initially seems like a suicide quickly turns into a puzzling murder case as Poirot investigates the locked-room scenario and uncovers hidden motives.

The collection also includes three other captivating stories: “The Incredible Theft,” “Dead Man’s Mirror,” and “Triangle at Rhodes.” Each story showcases Poirot’s keen intellect and his ability to unravel even the most complex mysteries. From stolen military plans to romantic entanglements on a sunny Greek island, Poirot uses his unmatched powers of deduction to solve these cases.

Christie’s sharp storytelling and mastery of suspense are evident throughout *Murder in the Mews*, making it a must-read for fans of Poirot and lovers of classic detective fiction.