Murder in the Mews
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Murder in the Mews is a collection of four stories by Agatha Christie, forming part of the Hercule Poirot series.
- Murder in the Mews
- The Incredible Theft (Expanded from a story called "The Submarine Plans" published in 1923)
- Dead Man's Mirror (Expanded from a story called "The Second Gong" published in 1932)
- Triangle at Rhodes
[edit] Stories
- The title story is a novella, in which Poirot and Inspector Japp collaborate in investigating a suspicious suicide discovered the morning after Guy Fawkes Night.
- The Incredible Theft deals with the disappearance of top-secret military papers.
- Dead Man's Mirror is a classic locked room mystery featuring a wealthy retired man who apparently commits suicide.
- Triangle at Rhodes takes Poirot on an island holiday during which a guest is murdered. The story is very similar to another of Christie's novels, Evil Under the Sun, which includes a complicated love triangle relationship.