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"It must be murder-red-blooded murder..." A serial killer is at work and the whole country is in a state of panic. Poirot receives letters signed by a mysterious A.B.C. In each letter the date and location of the next murder are given. A.B.C. proceeds alphabetically so Alice Ascher, a tobacco shop owner, is killed first in her shop in Andover; then, Betty Barnard, a waitress, is killed in Bexhill; and Sir Carmichael Clarke, a wealthy man, is killed at his home in Churston. An ABC railway guide is found near every victim... With each murder, the killer is getting more confident - but he might lose elementary prudence. Why did A.B.C. write to Poirot instead of Scotland Yard? And why did a meticulous man like A.B.C. misspell Poirot's address on the Churston letter? It can't just be a mistake. There must be a reason. But leaving a trail of deliberate clues to provoke the proud Hercule Poirot may just prove to be the killer's first and fatal mistake. ​
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