"Curtains for Three" is a collection of three intriguing Nero Wolfe novellas by Rex Stout, originally published in 1950. The stories feature the brilliant and eccentric detective Nero Wolfe and his witty assistant, Archie Goodwin, as they tackle complex mysteries with their usual flair and sharpness. In the first novella, "The Gun with Wings," Wolfe is approached by a couple who claim that a famous opera singer's apparent suicide is actually murder. Wolfe must navigate through a web of lies and musical rivalries to uncover the truth. The second story, "Bullet for One," revolves around the murder of a businessman who was shot while riding his horse in Central Park. As usual, Wolfe relies on his intellect and Archie's legwork to solve the case, unraveling a tangled mess of motives involving business conflicts and personal grudges. In the final novella, "Disguise for Murder," a party at Wolfe's brownstone takes a deadly turn when a woman is found murdered. Wolfe must piece together clues from the party guests and unmask the killer before they strike again. With Stout's signature wit, clever plots, and engaging characters, "Curtains for Three" is a must-read for fans of classic detective fiction, offering a perfect blend of mystery, suspense, and entertainment.