Are you ready for a question about each of the stories? How did a woman holding a pistol in her right hand manage to shoot herself in the left temple? What was the link between a ghost sighting and the disappearance of top secret military plans? How did the bullet that killed Sir Gervase shatter a mirror in another part of the room? And who destroyed the "eternal triangle" of love involving renowned beauty, Valentine Chantry? Hercule Poirot is faced with four mystifying cases: 1. Murder in the Mews, 2. The Incredible Theft, 3. Dead Man's Mirror, and 4. Triangle at Rhodes. Each of them is a miniature classic of characterization, incident, and suspense.

From the New York Times bestselling author of Mexican Gothic and Velvet Was the Night comes a sizzling noir about desire, danger, and greed, in which seduction is the ultimate con. Handsome con artist Ulises has long charmed lonely women via letters to steal their money, but money is hard to come by in 1940s Mexico. Ulises knows his looks won't last forever, and he's desperate to get his hands on a real fortune. He thinks he's found it when he captivates his newest correspondent, Perla, the owner of a small-town boardinghouse in picturesque Veracruz. But when he meets her, he finds something he didn't expect. The woman has a niece, Inés, who is as observant as she is desperate to escape her aunt’s household. When Inés discovers Ulises' true intentions, she wants in on the scheme. They’ll convince her aunt that Ulises is a great catch, Perla will marry him, and her money will vanish. Easy, fast and clean. But Perla is not the desperate, silly spinster Ulises imagines. She harbors secrets. And although Ulises does not believe in true romance, Inés is more alluring than he bargained on. Suddenly, a simple plan may become perilously complicated. Venture into the streets of a small town where the patina of convention and good manners conceals a cauldron of avarice and lust.

Are you ready for a question about each of the stories? How did a woman holding a pistol in her right hand manage to shoot herself in the left temple? What was the link between a ghost sighting and the disappearance of top secret military plans? How did the bullet that killed Sir Gervase shatter a mirror in another part of the room? And who destroyed the "eternal triangle" of love involving renowned beauty, Valentine Chantry? Hercule Poirot is faced with four mystifying cases: 1. Murder in the Mews, 2. The Incredible Theft, 3. Dead Man's Mirror, and 4. Triangle at Rhodes. Each of them is a miniature classic of characterization, incident, and suspense.

A hate-to-love, dual timeline, workplace romance with snarky banter and groveling. VERA TALWAR has one goal. To take care of the only man who’s truly loved her—her grandfather. With a new promotion, having the financial means to make this goal a reality is finally within reach. Until the return of the one person she vowed never to forgive leaves her reeling. They may work together, might fall into old habits, could even indulge in the red-hot lust that still flares between them. But she’ll never forget one cardinal rule. She hates Vihaan, and she always will. VIHAAN OBEROI is many things. A tabloid darling, a playboy prince turned media mogul, a charming flirt who’d accidentally achieved success. Proficient at hiding his wounds behind a carefree exterior, his mask slips when faced with the fiery woman who’d betrayed him. He swears never to give her power over him again. Even if her touch marks his skin and her presence makes his world come alive. Even if her anger makes him wonder why she treats him like he’d broken her heart instead of the other way around. No, he won’t fall in love with Vera. Even if it feels like she’s still. . . his.

A roommates to lovers romcom with a grumpy chef MMC and a sunshine doctor FMC who fall in love over street-food dates and terrible jokes. Rian Shetty had a plan. His business was profitable. He was listed amongst the top up-and-coming restaurateurs in the world. He might even get a second Michelin star any day now. It was the perfect time to focus on building the culinary institute he’d been dreaming of. He had no time for the complications of love, marriage or children, no matter how much his grandmother, Nanamma, begged. Until a surprise guest, with her heart-stopping smile, filterless mouth and inescapable presence, torpedoed his life and blew his plan to smithereens.Dr. Aditi Krishnan needed a plan. After a disastrous end to her first love and a series of coma-inducing dates, she wondered if her dreams of having her own happily-ever-after would come true. An escape from her non-existent love life comes with a career opportunity that takes her temporarily to a new city- Mumbai. Faced with a distractingly handsome host however, she begins to wonder if her plan should include a fling with the sexy chef who makes her want things she knows she can’t have.As a tentative friendship blooms, Rian and Aditi find that best laid plans often go awry, and even temporary situations have a way of permanently altering a heart.

A Cinderella meets Pride & Prejudice arranged marriage dramedy with second chances, a grumpy FMC and a cinnamon-roll MMC down bad from first sight. Will desire overcome prejudice? Having lived too long in anonymity and isolation, Kaya Sharma returns to her family in hopes of reconciliation, only to find that her life is about to change. Marriage to a man she doesn’t know was not what she wanted, but with no reason to refuse, Kaya reluctantly prepares for a future planned by her father. And then she met Arjun. Will love overcome pride? Arjun Rathore had achieved many things in his young life. He accepted his success as his due for all the hard work. Accepting an arranged marriage however, he had not foreseen. Unwilling to disappoint his family, Arjun prepares to embark on a relationship unlike that which he had secretly wished for. And then he met Kaya.When they met... Sometimes, a single instance is all it takes for two people to know they are meant to be. But when fledgling feelings get tested against old traumas and new misunderstandings, it turns out that perhaps, they need to meet again after all.

A flamboyant party host is murdered in full view of a roomful of bridge players! Mr. Shaitana was famous, as were his parties. He was also a man of whom everybody was a little afraid. So, when he boasted to Poirot that he considered murder an art form, the detective had some reservations about accepting a party invitation of cards and viewing Shaitana’s private art collection. Indeed, what began as an absorbing evening of bridge was to turn into a more dangerous game altogether…