Who Wrote Your Death

This weekend will end with Anatole's demise on Monday morning. But the chain of events leading to this began earlier: on his thirtieth birthday.

As per the old tradition, Anatole invites friends to celebrate the anniversary at his mansion in Wiltshire. As the birthday boy, he suggests playing the game "Motive. Method. Death." The rules are simple: each participant randomly chooses two names, a killer and a victim, from among those present and writes a short detective story. The mandatory condition is that the story must be realistic and, of course, end with a murder, preferably elaborate and unusual.

This time, however, the crimes must take place this weekend and in this house. As each one embarks on the task, they use everything they know against their friends. Disgusting secrets. Resentments held back. Dirty intrigues. Everything is fair game. And with each fictional death, the atmosphere intensifies, providing motives for real murders...