The Killer Hides in London

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

The Killer Hides In London is part word search, part murder mystery: one case on every page. You open the file and there is the crime scene, with six clues and six suspects buried across four word grids. It will give up the killer, but only if you know how to read it.

The method is five steps a case. First, find the six clues and six suspects. 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. No guessing. Logic alone gets you there.

Inside are 100 murder cases across ten London districts, one solved case up front to show how it's done, five all-new bonus cases, and every solution a QR code away.

It is the first book in a series that travels city to city. The killer goes by a different name every time, but always hides somewhere in the letters.

Ten districts. One hundred cases. One killer. Now go and find them.