Can you solve the case before the evidence goes cold?

Step into the shadows with The Fourth of July, a murder mystery word search puzzle book where every grid hides more than words. Each case is a miniature crime scene, and every puzzle challenges you to search, compare, eliminate, and uncover the truth.

Across 150 unique mystery puzzles, you will investigate four scenes per case, track down hidden evidence, identify suspects, and follow the clues until the answers reveal themselves: the victim, the weapon, the killer, and the location where it happened.

This is not an ordinary word search book. Each puzzle is built like a compact whodunit, combining the relaxing satisfaction of a word search with the deductive challenge of a murder mystery. Find the repeated evidence. Match suspects across scenes. Decode the hidden victim. Pin the final location. Then check your solution at the back when the case is closed.

Inside you will find:
150 unique murder mystery word search puzzles
A clear “How to Solve” guide
A worked example case to learn the method
Four crime scenes in every puzzle
Six evidence items and six suspects per case
Answers and solutions included at the rear of the book
Large 8.5 x 11 inch pages for easier solving
A summer-themed mystery atmosphere perfect for adults, seniors, and puzzle lovers

Whether you enjoy cozy mysteries, detective stories, crime puzzles, logic games, or classic word searches, this book gives you a fresh way to relax while keeping your mind sharp.

The evidence is hidden in the grid.

The suspects are waiting.

Can you name the killer?

The Fourth of July murder mystery puzzle book by Grant Mercer front cover
The Fourth of July murder mystery puzzle book by Grant Mercer front cover

The Fourth of July

Book 5 of the Murder Mystery Mayhem Series

Theme 1: This theme uses word search with a clear guide provided on how to solve the puzzles. You must locate the suspects names twice in the 4 grids provided and every weapon in the word grid at least once and the murder weapon twice in the grid. Where the weapon is found only one suspect occurs in that grid! The Killer has been found. The next step is to unscramble the victim’s name from the letters on the grids that are circled outside of any found words, the name may be either one or two words depending on the puzzle. The final step being to locate the victims name in one of the grids which will give you the location of the murder. In each book up to 150 individual puzzles to solve. To solve the puzzle, you get to locate: Weapon, Killer, Victim and Location.

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