The Triangle at Rhodes: A Hercule Poirot Mystery

Poirot short stories taken from Murder in the Mews. The Triangle at Rhodes concerns a lonely wife, the use of poison, and a husband attracted to a lady on holiday in the Greek Islands with her fifth husband. The Incredible Theft gives us a dinner party, Armaments and Air Force Ministers, a son with gambling debts, a 'sensuous lady to whom men will tell all', missing plans, a figure running from the study and a 'ghost' on the stairs.