The a.B.C. Murders (Hercule Poirot #13)

The A.B.C. Murders is the thirteenth Hercule Poirot novel, published in 1935. The detective is drawn into a bizarre case when he receives a cryptic letter from an anonymous correspondent who signs themselves "A.B.C." and threatens a series of murders following alphabetical victims. When the first killing occurs exactly as predicted, Poirot must unravel the puzzle of the murderer's identity and motive before more lives are claimed.

Agatha Christie weaves together misdirection, psychological insight, and careful plotting to create one of her most ingenious mysteries. The novel showcases Poirot's deductive methods as he works alongside the official police investigation, examining clues both obvious and subtle. Readers of the Poirot series will recognize the familiar dynamics between the Belgian detective and his associates, while newcomers will find the case entirely self-contained and gripping.

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• Thirteenth novel in the Hercule Poirot series
• Originally published 1935
• Crime mystery featuring a serial killer investigation
• Standalone plot - no prior Poirot reading required