The A.B.C. Murders

Author: Agatha Christie

Hercule Poirot's dinner at a London café was interrupted when a young woman confessed to him that she was about to be killed. The woman was terrified but begged Poirot not to try to find and punish her killer. She insisted that justice would be served once she died. Later that night, Poirot learned that three guests at an elegant London hotel had been murdered, and cufflinks were placed in the mouth of each victim. Was there a connection between the terrified woman and the murders? While Poirot was trying to unravel the threads of this mystery, the killer was preparing another room in the hotel for his fourth victim. A highly enigmatic mystery that only the talented Belgian detective and his little gray cells could solve.