Murder in the Mews

6W Agatha Christie. London: Odhams Press Limited, 1937. Same year as first edition.  Notes Murder in the Mews by Agatha Christie, first published in 1937, is a collection of four intriguing short stories featuring the famous Belgian detective Hercule Poirot. The title story centers on the mysterious death of a woman found in her London flat on Guy Fawkes Night, initially appearing as a suicide but soon revealed to be a cleverly staged murder. Poirot uses his trademark logic and attention to detail to untangle a web of deceit involving love affairs, blackmail, and hidden motives. The collection also includes The Incredible Theft, involving espionage and a missing top-secret military plan; Dead Man’s Mirror, a classic country house mystery with a fatal shooting; and Triangle at Rhodes, where Poirot's holiday turns deadly amidst a romantic entanglement. Each story showcases Christie’s mastery of plot twists and Poirot’s brilliant deductive reasoning. Description Blue cloth bindings with original pictorial dust jacket in fair condition—Missing lower third of back of jacket and several holes along spine with additional chipping to head and foot of spine. Good condition overall.