Murders in alphabetical order - Agatha Christie

"Words, mademoiselle, are simply the clothes that ideas wear."
A murderer terrorizes the country. He chooses who and where to murder in alphabetical order: First an elderly tobacconist, then a waitress he liked to flirt with, then a rich man... The only thing they have in common is that the initials of their names are consecutive letters.
With each murder he seems more confident. So confident, that he is tempted to play around and confuse the great detective Hercule Poirot. But this may be his one – and fatal – mistake…
An exceptionally structured novel, one of the first in crime literature to feature a serial killer, before the term was even established.
(From the back cover of the book)

Author: Agatha Christie
Translation: Christos Kapsalis
Pages: 280
Dimensions: 13*20 cm.
ISBN: 978-618-01-6004-8
Ages: 18+