The Killer Hides In Boston

Most thrillers, you read. This one, you solve.

Word search puzzles, murder mysteries, and detective cases for adults
One hundred cases to crack, five steps each. A puzzle, a thriller, and a deduction game in one book.

One hundred murders are waiting for you. One hundred victims, one hundred killers, buried in one hundred word grids. You sit down and open the file. It lays out six clues and six suspects, and it will give up the killer, but only if you know how to read it.

One weapon to pin down. One killer to corner. One victim to name. One scene to find. Five steps a case. No guessing, no lucky breaks. Logic alone gets you there.

A new kind of puzzle book

Part word search, part detective story, The Killer Hides In Boston is a puzzle book for adults that puts the case in your hands. Every case fits on one page. Four grids, twelve hidden words, one method that works every time.

How it works, in five steps

• Find the words: hunt down the six clues and six suspects hidden in the grids
• Pin down the weapon: one clue turns up in two grids
• Name the killer: one suspect turns up in those same two grids
• Name the victim: the circled letters left over spell it out
• Find the scene: the grid hiding that name points to the place

What's inside

• 100 murder cases to crack across ten Boston neighborhoods
• 1 solved case up front to show you how it's done
• 5 all-new bonus cases, the toughest of the bunch, online
• Every solution in the book, one QR code away
• One method that carries you through every book in the series

Made for

• Word search fans ready for a real challenge
• Crime readers who want to work the case themselves
• Anyone who loves puzzles, brain teasers, and whodunits
• Winter nights, long flights, and quiet hours to yourself
• A gift that stands out for the mystery lover in your life

A series that travels city to city

The Killer Hides In Boston is the first book in the series. Each one takes on a new city. Every case fits on one page. The killer goes by a different name every time, but always hides somewhere in the letters.

Ten neighborhoods. One hundred cases. One killer.

Now go find him.