El juego de la muerte: 116

One mansion. Nine guests. A thousand reasons to kill... New Year's Eve in a secluded English manor, at a party that promises to be unforgettable. At Hamlet Hall, a group of old acquaintances gathers to celebrate the last night of the year by taking part in a 1920s-themed murder mystery game: each guest has an assigned role, and everything is designed for an evening of entertainment. But the party has barely begun when one of them is found dead. The murder was not part of the game. The fun quickly turns to fear, and what was meant to be a pleasant evening becomes a nightmare in which no one is above suspicion. With the house cut off by a storm, old grudges resurface, buried secrets emerge, and hidden lies come to light, as it becomes clear that someone has decided to play by their own rules--and has no intention of stopping. Echoing Agatha Christie and driven by a breathless pace, The Murder Game confirms Tom Hindle as one of the brightest voices in the new wave of British crime writing: a modern homage to classic whodunits, full of twists, tension, and an unmistakable style. Nominated for Crime Book of the Year at the Fingerprint Awards. Sunday Times bestselling author.