Homicide Trinity is a collection of three Nero Wolfe novellas by Rex Stout, first published in 1962. These stories feature the brilliant, eccentric detective Nero Wolfe and his quick-witted assistant, Archie Goodwin, who together tackle a series of complex murder cases, each filled with unexpected twists and clever deductions. The novellas in the collection—Eeny Meeny Murder Mo, Death of a Demon, and Counterfeit for Murder—each presents a unique challenge for Wolfe, pushing his deductive abilities to their limits while providing ample opportunities for Archie to exercise his charm and street smarts. In Eeny Meeny Murder Mo, a potential client is found dead in Wolfe's office before she can even state her case, putting Wolfe and Archie in the uncomfortable position of investigating a crime that hits too close to home. The fast-paced plot is filled with sharp dialogue and moments of tension as the duo unravels the mystery behind her murder. Death of a Demon involves a woman who walks into Wolfe's office with a gun, claiming she's considering killing her husband—but when her husband is actually murdered, Wolfe and Archie must figure out whether her confession was a cover-up or a premonition. The final story, Counterfeit for Murder, introduces a quirky client who refuses to believe she's a target of a murder plot. When she's proven wrong, Wolfe and Archie must navigate the case while dealing with her stubborn, yet endearing, personality. Homicide Trinity showcases Stout's mastery of the detective genre, with each story offering intricate plotting, memorable characters, and Wolfe's signature intellectual prowess. The chemistry between Wolfe and Archie remains a highlight, and their witty exchanges add levity to the darker themes of murder. This collection is a must-read for fans of classic detective fiction, offering suspense, humor, and satisfying resolutions.