Murdle: Even More Killer Puzzles: THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING SERIES

Murdle: Even More Killer Puzzles by G. T. Karber takes you deeper into the captivating world of Deductive Logico, the brilliant detective whose unparalleled skills in logic and deduction have captivated readers. In this third instalment of the series, Logico faces a series of bewildering and sinister murders that challenge even the sharpest minds.

Set against the backdrop of a mysterious manor, a suspiciously orderly science institute, and the eerie corridors of a tech billionaire's secluded island retreat, each puzzle is a carefully woven tapestry of intrigue and suspense. As you accompany Logico on his quest for justice, you'll interview witnesses, follow intricate clues, and unearth the deadly secrets that lie beneath the surface.

These fiendishly designed mini-mysteries not only test your ability to determine whodunit, but also probe into the how, where, and why behind each crime. With a unique blend of codes, maps, and riddles, Murdle: Even More Killer Puzzles promises to be an addictive experience for armchair detectives. Through the power of deduction and critical thinking, you must complete the grid and identify the culprit in every case. Only by solving all the puzzles can you crack the ultimate code embedded within the book.

This thrilling addition to the Sunday Times bestselling series is a true testament to the mastery of G. T. Karber's writing and puzzle-crafting skills. With endorsements from notable figures such as Janice Hallett, bestselling author of The Twyford Code, who hails it as “the puzzle sensation of the year,” and Olivia Blacke, author of A Fatal Groove, who confesses, “I'm completely obsessed,” this book promises to enthral both seasoned and novice sleuths alike.

Perfect for fans of classic detective stories with a modern twist, Murdle: Even More Killer Puzzles invites you to sharpen your wits, embrace your inner detective, and dive into the ultimate casebook for secret sleuths everywhere. Miss Marple never cracked a case like this ... are you ready to solve a Murdle?