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Someone Else Is In Her Grave

A Murder Mystery Elimination Puzzle

by Lora Lox, Kozakura Publishing

★★★★★4.73 confirmed internal ratings

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SHE WAS DECLARED DEAD. THE BODY WASN’T HERS. NOW YOU MUST DISCOVER WHO THE KILLER BECAME.

Eleven years ago, Celia Ward was belieSHE WAS DECLARED DEAD. THE BODY WASN’T HERS. NOW YOU MUST DISCOVER WHO THE KILLER BECAME.

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Eleven years ago, Celia Ward was believed to have died in the fire at Ashcroft Hall. Daniel Mercer was convicted of her murder, and the disappearance of two million dollars was blamed on him. The case appeared to be over—until Celia’s grave was opened. The woman buried beneath Celia’s name was someone else. New evidence proves that Celia survived the fire, murdered an innocent woman, framed Daniel Mercer and disappeared under a carefully constructed identity.

Investigators have narrowed the search to 11,020 possible names. One of them belongs to the woman once known as Celia Ward.

Work through 20 carefully constructed clues and eliminate every suspect who cannot be the killer. Nineteen clues accurately describe Celia’s current identity, its printed number or its position in the suspect register. One clue is a deliberate lie. Identify the false statement, follow the remaining evidence and uncover the only name that survives. ved to have died in the fire at Ashcroft Hall. Daniel Mercer was convicted of her murder, and the disappearance of two million dollars was blamed on him.

The case appeared to be over—until Celia’s grave was opened. The woman buried beneath Celia’s name was someone else. New evidence proves that Celia survived the fire, murdered an innocent woman, framed Daniel Mercer and disappeared under a carefully constructed identity. Investigators have narrowed the search to 11,020 possible names. One of them belongs to the woman once known as Celia Ward.

Work through 20 carefully constructed clues and eliminate every suspect who cannot be the killer. Nineteen clues accurately describe Celia’s current identity, its printed number or its position in the suspect register. One clue is a deliberate lie. Identify the false statement, follow the remaining evidence and uncover the only name that survives.

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Eleven years ago, Celia Ward was believed to have died in the fire at Ashcroft Hall. Daniel Mercer was convicted of her murder, and the disappearance of two million dollars was blamed on him. The case appeared to be over—until Celia’s grave was opened. The woman buried beneath Celia’s name was someone else. New evidence proves that Celia survived the fire, murdered an innocent woman, framed Daniel Mercer and disappeared under a carefully constructed identity.

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Investigators have narrowed the search to 11,020 possible names. One of them belongs to the woman once known as Celia Ward.

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Work through 20 carefully constructed clues and eliminate every suspect who cannot be the killer. Nineteen clues accurately describe Celia’s current identity, its printed number or its position in the suspect register. One clue is a deliberate lie. Identify the false statement, follow the remaining evidence and uncover the only name that survives. ved to have died in the fire at Ashcroft Hall. Daniel Mercer was convicted of her murder, and the disappearance of two million dollars was blamed on him.

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The case appeared to be over—until Celia’s grave was opened. The woman buried beneath Celia’s name was someone else. New evidence proves that Celia survived the fire, murdered an innocent woman, framed Daniel Mercer and disappeared under a carefully constructed identity. Investigators have narrowed the search to 11,020 possible names. One of them belongs to the woman once known as Celia Ward.

Book details

AuthorLora Lox, Kozakura Publishing
GenrePuzzles & Games
LanguageEnglish
ASINB0H9XG74GM
Rating4.7 / 5
StatusLIVE

Confirmed Reader Feedback

3 confirmed reader reviews.

4.0

A Fun Weekend Mystery

I enjoyed this interactive mystery and thought it was a fun change from a traditional detective novel. Working through the clues and narrowing down the suspects kept me engaged, and the concept is definitely unique.

5.0

So much fun to solve

I am a huge escape room fan, so this was right up my alley. The premise is super catchy, and the puzzle side of it actually requires some real thought. You get 20 clues, but knowing one of them is fake really messes with your head in the best way possible. I loved the feeling of slowly ruling people out until only one name was left standing. It was super engaging from start to finish.

5.0

Great book for people who like whodunits

Quite interesting an investigation with 11,020 options!