“Alphabet Murders” is one of the most exciting detective stories written by genre master Agatha Christie. In this book, released in 1936, the reader is immersed in a world of mysteries and intrigues, where each murder becomes part of a cunning game, and each letter of the alphabet is a step towards solving. The story takes place in a small English town, where a series of mysterious murders takes place. The killer, who leaves only traces corresponding to the letters of the alphabet, begins to eliminate his victims one by one, starting with the letter "A" and ending with "Z". The main character, Eric Poirot, the famous Belgian detective, is embroiled in this confusing story. His ability to analyze details and intuition become key in the search for a criminal. Each step of Poirot brings him closer to the solution, but the closer he gets to the truth, the more questions arise. The book is interesting not only with an intriguing plot, but also with a deep study of human nature. Christie masterfully raises topics of morality, justice, and revenge. The reader is faced with questions about what drives people to crime, and how easy it is to be on the line between good and evil. Murder in the Alphabet is not just a detective story, but a philosophical reflection on what it means to be human. This book will be of interest to both fans of classic detectives and those who are just beginning to get acquainted with the work of Agatha Christie. Suitable for readers of all ages, especially those who appreciate smart riddles and unexpected plot twists If you like such works as “Murder on the Orient Express” or “Ten Negroes”, then “Alphabetical Murders” should definitely take place on your bookshelf. Agatha Christie's style in this book is laconic and clear, which allows the reader to easily follow the course of events. She masterfully creates an atmosphere of tension and expectation, forcing the reader to guess who will be the next victim. Each character is written with love and attention to detail, which makes them lively and memorable. Christie skillfully uses dialogue to reveal the characters of his characters and create intrigue. In addition, “Alphabetical Murders” can be seen as a kind of challenge for the reader. Christie leaves clues and hints that can lead to a solution, but only the most attentive and intelligent will be able to unravel this tangle of riddles. This makes reading not only fascinating, but also an intellectual process. If you are looking for a book that combines elements of classic detective, psychological thriller and philosophical reflection, then Murders in Alphabetics is the perfect choice. Immerse yourself in the world of Agatha Christie, where every word matters, and every letter can be the key to the solution. Do not miss the opportunity to experience the magic of her work and enjoy an exciting journey through the pages of this book.