Mystery Poster Set: And Then There Were None, The Shadow of the Wind & The Thursday Murder Club

For readers who love a puzzle, a secret and a satisfying twist, this trio brings together three unforgettable mysteries spanning eight decades. From a remote island to the backstreets of Barcelona to a retirement village common room, these are stories that prove a good mystery never goes out of fashion.

Why these three belong together

Each of these novels reinvents the mystery genre for its era, yet all share the same DNA: sharp plotting, unforgettable characters and a puzzle that keeps you guessing until the final page. Hung together, they trace a line from the golden age of crime fiction to its most beloved modern successors, making this set a natural choice for any mystery lover's wall.

And Then There Were None (1939)

Agatha Christie's most celebrated standalone novel sees ten strangers lured to an isolated island, only to be picked off one by one. As paranoia mounts and secrets surface, it remains one of the finest examples of the closed-circle mystery ever written.

The Shadow of the Wind (2001)

Carlos Ruiz Zafón's atmospheric tale, the first in his Cemetery of Forgotten Books series, follows a young boy drawn into the mystery of a forgotten author in post-war Barcelona. It is a rich, gothic love letter to books and the secrets they hold.

The Thursday Murder Club (2020)

Richard Osman's witty debut introduces four retirees with a taste for solving cold cases, who find themselves investigating a very real murder on their own doorstep. Sharp, funny and full of heart, it shows that curiosity and cunning have no age limit.

Styling your mystery wall

This set works beautifully in a study, hallway or reading nook, ideally somewhere you can pause and take in the details. For a moody, classic feel try the Blurby or Watercolour styles framed in black or oak, while the Minimalist, Modern, Modern Minimalist or Square styles suit a cleaner, contemporary look, especially unframed or in crisp white. Whichever styles you choose, arranging all three at matching height keeps the set looking considered and gallery-like, and remember that buying any three prints together saves you 20%.