Dead Man's Folly

by Agatha Christie

Part of Hercule Poirot, book 32

First published 1970

When a famous crime novelist organizes a mock murder hunt for a village fete, her instincts tell her something is terribly wrong. She summons her old friend Hercule Poirot, and her fears are soon realized - the "pretend" victim is found dead, a rope around her neck. As Poirot investigates, he discovers that in this deadly game, everyone has something to hide. Can he uncover the truth before the killer strikes again?

Genres: fiction, 20th-century, mystery, crime, thriller, detective

Vibes: atmospheric, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: amateur-sleuth, unreliable-narrator

Setting: Belgium, England

240 pages · Paperback · William Morrow Paperbacks

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