A review by larkinj
The A.B.C. Murders by Agatha Christie

3.0

This was an extremely short Hercule Poirot, and while it was good in the usual Christie style I found myself a little under stimulated. Full-length novels give her room to really flex her creative chops and allow for some very clever (if not a little ridiculous) twist and turns that I really missed. My thirst for whodunits has not been quenched, however!