Agatha Christie: 3 Complete Hercule Poirot Murder Mysteries in one book: "Thirteen at Dinner", "The A.B.C. Murders" and "Funerals are Fatal". From the jacket cover's flap: Here are three of the great Christie classics, notable for their breathtaking suspense, their deft characterizations, and for the superb detection by the incomparable Hercule Poirot. In "Thirteen at Dinner" the fatal stabbing of rich Lord Edgware was a perfect crime, until Poirot discovered the killer's one error and unraveled a super-intricate problem in murder. In "The A.B.C. Murders" Poirot received a series of leters, signed A.B.C., announcing when and where the killer would strike. In spite of the warnings, the police were powerless to save the innocent victims. Then the master detective produced a stunning surprise. In "Funerals are Fatal" Aunt Cora, one of Richard Abernethie's relatives, sugested that Richard's death was not quite natural. The next day another corpse was found. Aunt Cora had been murdered! Poirot, a stranger at the family gathering, watched and waited. Behind a mask of respectability someone was hiding a terrible secret.