Three Act Tragedy by Agatha Christie

At a dinner party hosted by a famous actor, a guest dies suddenly from what appears to be natural causes. But when another death occurs with the same pattern, Poirot suspects something more sinister. The mystery unfolds in three acts, mirroring a theatrical performance, as secrets and roles are slowly revealed. Each suspect hides a motive, and the killer’s identity shocks even the most seasoned sleuths. It’s a cleverly constructed tale of performance, illusion, and revenge.