Black Coffee is an exciting detective play written by the legendary Agatha Christie and adapted by Charles Osborne. This book, like many other works of the great queen of detective, immerses the reader in a world of mysteries, intrigues and unexpected plot twists that will not leave indifferent any lover of the genre. The plot of "Black Coffee" unfolds in a secluded English estate, where a mysterious murder takes place. The main character, the famous detective Hercule Poirot, is embroiled in an investigation full of secrets and omissions. The focus is on the mysterious death of the owner of the estate, which leaves behind not only a lot of questions, but also a mysterious formula that can change the fate of many. Every action of the characters, every word spoken in a tense atmosphere, leads to new discoveries and intriguing solutions. The reader will follow the course of events with a sinking heart, trying to solve the riddle with Poirot. The book “Black Coffee” will be interesting to a wide range of readers, from teenagers to adults, who appreciate intellectual riddles and fascinating detective stories. If you like to solve puzzles and enjoy the atmosphere of old English estates, then this work is for you. The play is ideal both for reading alone and for discussing with friends, because everyone will find something of their own in it. The themes raised in Black Coffee relate not only to crime and punishment, but also to human nature, greed, betrayal, and love. Christy masterfully shows how even in the closest relationships can hide secrets and omissions that can lead to tragic consequences. Each character in the play has their own motives and secrets, which makes them multilayered and realistic. The reader will be constantly wondering: who is really guilty? And, more importantly, why? Agatha Christie's style, characterized by conciseness and accuracy, in "Black Coffee" is manifested in full measure. It creates an atmosphere of tension and expectation, forcing the reader with each page more and more immersed in the world of their heroes. Charles Osborne, adapting the play, retains this unique atmosphere, adding his touches that make the text even more dynamic and lively. Osbourne is also known for his adaptations of Christie's other works, and his ability to convey the spirit of the original makes his works especially valuable to fans of the author. If you are looking for something similar to "Black Coffee", we recommend you to pay attention to such works as "Murder on the Orient Express" or "Ten Negroes" These books are also full of mysteries and unexpected twists that will not leave you indifferent. In conclusion, Black Coffee is not just a detective play, but a real intellectual game in which every reader becomes a detective. This book will take you to the front of the page and will not let you go until the very end. So, if you are ready to immerse yourself in the world of mysteries and mysteries, do not miss the opportunity to read this magnificent work of Agatha Christie and Charles Osborne.