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Completed, First published Apr 25, 2026

ينسج السرد عالمًا لقاء غير متوقع بين المحقق بوارو وراوٍ يثير قلقه في السفر. سرعان ما يجد بوارو نفسه أمام مهمة محفوفة بالمخاطر في ريو دي جانيرو، حيث يلاحق خيوط عملية احتيال غامضة. ومع ذلك، سرعان ما تتطور الأحداث إلى جريمة قتل مروعة، حيث يكتشف بوارو وهستنجز جثة مايرلنغ في غرفة مغلقة، مع نافذتين مفتوحتين وساعة متوقفة عند الرابعة. يربط بوارو بين هذه التفاصيل ورسالة خفية، بينما يواجهان في لندن اتهامات بوجود قوة خفية تقف وراء الاضطرابات العالمية. يثير هذا التحقيق أسئلة حول الخيانة والغموض، ويترك القارئ في حيرة من أمره حول هوية المجرم ودوافعها.
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