SUSPEK Casebook 2 - Chief Inspector Level

141,000 suspects. 51 clues. Three killers.

Three complete SUSPEK cases in one casebook: Murder in Boston, Murder in Seattle and Murder in Chicago. Cases #04 to #06 of the series, 470 pages of investigation in a single volume, one rank up from Casebook 1.

On Beacon Hill, Athenaeum trustee Eleanor Whitcomb lies dead at the foot of her marble stair on Louisburg Square, two centuries of Boston in her subscriber archive. In Queen Anne, Seattle, Frances Holloway of the Pike Place Market Historical Society is found dead at her Highland Drive home, a century of stallholders in the Market Foundation tenancy roll. In Lincoln Park, Chicago, Eleanor Petrov, retired deputy director of the Commission on Chicago Landmarks, is found dead at her Cleveland Avenue home, a century of Loop preservation in the survey on her desk. In every case, the killer's first name is on one of those pages.

SUSPEK is not a crime novel you simply read. It is a case you solve yourself. Here, it is three.

Read the clues, cross out the innocent and name each killer before the trail goes cold. What you need: a pencil, a few evenings and the will to solve rather than simply read.

What is inside

• Three complete cases, each with its own victim, its own name register and its own killer
• 47,000 suspects and 17 clues per case: 141,000 suspects and 51 clues in one volume
• 470 pages of investigation, written like Detective Hartmann's own case files
• Every case stands alone: start with any of the three
• Chief Inspector Level: Cases #04 to #06, the second rank of the series

For everyone who has finished Murdle. For everyone who already knows if Alice is a killer. And for everyone who does not want merely to watch while somebody else solves the case.

An interactive crime puzzle in which the reader becomes the detective. Perfect for travel, vacation and quiet evenings, and a gift that lasts three cases instead of one.

New to SUSPEK? Casebook 1, Detective Level, collects Cases #01 to #03: Sunset Boulevard, New York and Miami. Every case stands alone, so you can also start right here.

Open the casebook. Find the three names.