Agatha Christie's The Big Four is the novel in which Hercule Poirot faces not a single murderer but an international conspiracy. Captain Hastings returns to England and finds his friend caught in a web of intrigue: a visitor's mysterious death reveals the existence of the Big Four, a ruthless group steering world events.

Key highlights:

• One of Christie's most ambitious plots: not a chamber murder but a global conspiracy
• The Poirot and Hastings partnership returns
• Ukrainian translation by Antonina Ivakhnenko