Adrian Blackwood: Who Is the Safehouse Killer?, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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THE SAFEST PLACE WAS SUPPOSED TO BE THE ONE PLACE THE KILLER COULDN'T REACH.

Behind locked doors and hidden from the outside world, a safehouse should mean protection.

But something has gone terribly wrong.

Someone inside is dead.

And the killer may already be in the house.

Who Is the Safehouse Killer? challenges you to solve 50 medium difficulty murder mystery logic puzzles, each built around a detailed 9×9 floor plan, a group of suspects, a victim, and a trail of clues leading to one solution.

Every case puts YOU in the detective's chair.

Study the floor plan. Follow the statements. Place the suspects. Examine rooms, furniture and positions. Use rows, columns, adjacency and spatial relationships to eliminate the impossible and determine who was alone with the victim.

Find the person who shared the victim's room-and you've found the murderer. Inside You'll Find: 50 unique murder mystery logic puzzles Detailed 9×9 floor plans A different victim and group of suspects in every case Medium difficulty deduction challenges Room-by-room investigation Spatial and positional clues Furniture and object clues Row and column logic Adjacency and diagonal-location deductions One unique solution for every mystery Complete illustrated solutions A worked example showing you how to play Cut-out Puzzles & Answers bookmarks to help keep your place

The interior's rules make the central deduction mechanic particularly satisfying: every character occupies exactly one square, no two characters may share a row or column, and the murderer is the person who ultimately ends up alone with the victim.

These aren't mysteries where you simply read along while someone else solves the crime.

YOU ARE THE DETECTIVE.

Every clue brings you closer. Every eliminated square reduces the possibilities. And every room may hold the detail that finally exposes the killer.

Because when the doors are secured and everyone inside has been accounted for, one unsettling possibility remains:

THE KILLER WAS ALREADY INSIDE.

50 CASES. 50 CRIME SCENES. 50 KILLERS TO FIND.

Can you solve them all?

Perfect for adults who enjoy murder mystery puzzles, logic puzzles, whodunits, floor-plan puzzles, detective games, spatial deduction challenges, crime-solving puzzles and armchair detective mysteries.