Third Girl by Agatha Christie

Third Girl by Agatha Christie

A young woman arrives at Poirot's flat to announce she thinks she may have committed a murder, decides he is too old to be of use, and leaves before he can ask a single useful question — forcing Poirot to identify both the woman and the crime from almost nothing.

Christie sets this one against 1960s London's youth culture, sharing flats and generational conflict, a world Poirot finds genuinely bewildering, and his partnership with mystery writer Ariadne Oliver becomes essential to navigating a milieu neither of them was built for. The eventual solution hinges on identity in a way typical of late Christie's cleverness.

A later Poirot mystery, notable for placing the detective against Swinging London.

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