Murder mystery surprise puzzle game

Do you like jigsaw puzzles? Obsessed with murder mysteries? These classic mysteries have a challenging twist. The puzzle is different from the box cover - as you assemble the puzzle you'll discover the hidden clues and solve the mystery!

• Includes: 1000pc jigsaw puzzle
• Each puzzle includes a short mystery & all a puzzler has to do is read the story
  
• Completed puzzle size: 58.4 x 73.7cm

Choose from:

Grounds for Murder

Read, John Lutz’s story about the mystery brewing at the Spill the Beans Coffee Shop; the suspicious meetings over a cappuccino, the roundtable of gumshoe regulars and the murder that shocks them all. Next, assemble the 1000 piece puzzle to discover the hidden clues. Then, let your mind percolate through the evidence, then filter out the red herrings and solve Grounds for Murder by piecing together clues from the story and the jigsaw puzzle. 

Foul Play and Cabernet

Invite some friends to dinner and over a bottle (or two…) of Cabernet enjoy some fun and mystery. Read, Henry Slesar’s story about the mystery fermenting at the Bloomfield winery: the sudden disappearance of Ernie Field, the testimony of Wino Joe and the local sheriff’s suspicions. Next, assemble the 1000 piece puzzle to discover the hidden clues. Then, let your nose filter out the red herrings and solve Foul Play & Cabernet by piecing together clues from the story and the jigsaw puzzle  

A Recipe For Murder 

Read about the dinner party hosted by famous chef Emile Adieu – six guests came, one of them uninvited. Among them was the well-known Inspector Pierre Game, a good man to have on hand when a guest is poisoned before even tasting the fruits of the cook’s labours. Get to know the party guests. It seems everybody had a motive: the accountant, the TV Hostess, the attractive ghostwriter and the restaurant reviewer. But only one motive led to murder. Then, assemble the 1000 Piece puzzle to see the clues the Inspector Uncovered.  Let your mind sift through the evidence and solve ” A Recipe for Murder.”