Dead Man's Mirror (Hercule Poirot Series) Book

Ok this book comprises four novellas, so its probably fair that I mark them as I read.

Murder in the Mews 4.5 ⭐️
A great short story that commences on Guy Fawkes night amidst the fireworks exploding, so ideal for murder. And who did it and why ? Poirot and Japp go (metaphorically) hand in hand to solve this complex killing.

The Incredible Theft 3.5⭐️
Who was the person seen skulking around the terrace ? How did they know to steal the plans in that short space of time ? Poirot interviews all the people at the dinner that night to ascertain who could possibly have stolen the plans, and why was the femme fatale, Mrs Vanderlyn, really invited for the weekend by Lord Mayfield ?

Dead Man's Mirror 4⭐️
Amazingly I read this short story last year, and yet I still couldn't remember who the murderer was. Now does that mean I am loosing my memory or hopefully that I've read so many books since, that this story has been pushed from my mind.
Anyway its an enjoyable story with Poirot at his most enigmatic best as he investigates the suicide or was it murder, of the slightly batty Sir Gervase Chevenix-Gore. Writing a book about his ancestors, and surrounded by his meagre family and staff, Sir Gervase is found dead in his locked study when he doesn't turn up in time for dinner. Poirot, invited down that day, arrives amongst the confusion.

Triangle at Rhodes 4⭐️
So this was, to quote a friend "a Grand story". Poirot, holidaying on a Greek Island (lucky devil) is drawn into an incident involving 2 married couples. He is concerned that something untoward is going to happen and warns one of the wives that she should leave the island. Needless to say she ignores his advice and her husband is then accused of murdering the other wife. Poirot seems to have pre-empted the murder and makes himself available to the Greek police. Truth will come out.

So overall this has to be a 4 ⭐️ star read , 4 great short stories that really demonstrate Poirot's intelligence and versatility.