Alejandro Vasquez’s Reviews > Murder in the Mews > Status Update

"Dead Man's Mirror" was fine, if a bit "soap opera" in its conclusion (I should reread this with the ending in mind, to see how well it actually bears on the story). I was more satisfied with "Triangle at Rhodes," the collection's shortest tale, is far more interesting. In it, Poirot doesn't solve a murder after the fact. He observes two couples whose tangled relationships result in murder. It's my fave of the four.