"The End of the Game" is an exciting novel by Harry Kemelman that immerses the reader in the world of detective investigations, intriguing riddles and psychological games. Kemelman, known for his masterfully constructed plots and deep characters, again demonstrates his talent in this book, which will be a real discovery for fans of the genre. The plot of "End of the Game" revolves around a mysterious murder, which calls into question not only the personal relationships of the characters, but also their moral principles. The main character, an experienced detective, is faced with a lot of confusing evidence and contradictory evidence that lead him on a trail full of unexpected twists. The reader will keep in suspense until the last page, trying to unravel the mysteries that surround this crime. Kemelman skillfully creates an atmosphere of tension and uncertainty, causing the reader to doubt each character and their motives. This book will be a real find for fans of detectives and thrillers, as well as for those who appreciate good literature with deep psychological aspects. Suitable for both adults and adolescents interested in investigations and complex human relationships. If you like the works of Agatha Christie, Arthur Conan Doyle or contemporary authors such as Gillian Flynn, then “The End Game” will definitely attract your attention. The themes raised in the novel concern not only crime and punishment, but also human nature, betrayal, and redemption. Kemelman makes the reader think about what it means to be good or bad, and how circumstances can change a person's perception. In this context, the book becomes not just a detective, but a real philosophical reflection on life and choice. Harry Kemelman's style is distinguished by conciseness and accuracy. His prose is easy to read, but full of details that make the characters alive and multifaceted. Kemelman skillfully uses dialogue to reveal the characters of his characters, and also creates an atmosphere that immerses the reader in a world full of mysteries and intrigues. His other well-known works, such as Death at the Bottom of a Well and Mystery with Fake Money, also demonstrate his skill in creating suspenseful plots and deep characters. “The End of the Game” is not just a book about investigating a crime, it is a work that makes you think about life, about how we perceive the world around us and the people in it. Each turn of the plot opens up new facets of human nature, and the reader can not help but wonder. What would he do in the place of heroes? If you are looking for a book that combines elements of detective, psychological drama and deep reflections on life, "End of the Game" will be an excellent choice. Immerse yourself in this fascinating world, and perhaps you will find answers to questions that have long tormented you. Do not miss the chance to get acquainted with one of the best works of Harry Kemelman - this book will leave you with an unforgettable experience and a desire to return to it again.