In Cards on the Table, Hercule Poirot is invited to a dinner party hosted by the mysterious Mr. Shaitana, who claims that one of his guests is a murderer. The evening turns deadly when Shaitana is killed, and it’s up to Poirot, along with three other detectives, to solve the case. The mystery hinges on psychological insights and the personalities of the four suspects.
Why Read This Book
- A unique Christie novel where the killer is known to be present from the start.
- An intense psychological drama, focusing on the interactions and mental games between suspects.
- Combines the best elements of classic detective fiction and character study.
- One of Poirot’s most intellectual challenges, emphasizing the "psychology of crime."
About the Author
Agatha Christie mastered the "whodunit" genre, with her talent for creating rich characters, intriguing plots, and unexpected twists. Her unique contribution to mystery writing has cemented her place as one of the best-selling authors of all time, with many of her works, including Cards on the Table, remaining popular today.
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