Murder Mystery Mayhem Series
Discover murder mystery puzzle books by Grant Mercer, featuring word searches, cross-out investigations and Sudoku-style detective logic puzzles. Choose from easy cases to expert challenges, follow the clues and uncover the killer. Click a book cover to learn more and view purchase options on Amazon.
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.
Theme 4: This theme uses multiple clues in any order that you logically can use to help you search through thousands of 5 data points in a continuous text style with a horizontal line separator between suspects. So, lines contain parts of the information for two suspects. Use the clues to reduce the suspects to only ONE to find the killer.
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Theme 7: This theme is Sudoku grid style with graphical representation of Suspects and objects. The puzzle layouts are divided into rooms with objects which suspects can and cannot be placed on. When a suspect is placed all the grids in a horizontal and vertical directions are crossed off the puzzle grid. To solve the puzzle, you need to logically determine the order to solve the clues in to locate where the victim is to be placed on the final vacant square with a suspect in that room, and the suspect in the room is the Murderer. Grid sizes can be varied from 6x6 to 16x16, along with number of suspects to logically deduce from the clues who is the murderer.
































