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The Deadly Deduction Files
40 Illustrated Murder Mystery Logic Puzzles: Sudoku-Style Crime Scene Grids with Easy-to-Hard Detective Brain Teasers and Solutions by Lora Lox | GoodreadsLoading...Loading...
by Lora Lox
About the Book
Every alibi sounds convincing—until you place it on the map.
Step into The Deadly Deduction Files, a full-color collection of 40 murder mystery logic puzzles for adults and older teens. Each case challenges you to reconstruct a crime scene, determine where every suspect was standing, and discover who was left alone with the victim.
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Study the illustrated floor plan, read every clue, and place each character in the correct square. Like Sudoku, no two characters may share the same row or column. As the possibilities disappear, the completed scene reveals the only suspect who could be the murderer.
Every case is built around pure deductive reasoning and has one verified solution. No mathematics, random guessing, or outside knowledge is required—only careful reading, logical elimination, and a sharp detective’s eye.
Perfect for fans of Sudoku, logic grid puzzles, whodunits, cozy mysteries, detective games, and challenging brain teasers, these cases provide hours of focused, screen-free entertainment. The four difficulty levels make the collection approachable for new investigators while giving experienced puzzle solvers increasingly complex cases to crack.
Open the first file, follow every true statement, and eliminate the impossible. The scene holds the answer—but only deduction will expose the killer.
Key features
Study the illustrated floor plan, read every clue, and place each character in the correct square. Like Sudoku, no two characters may share the same row or column. As the possibilities disappear, the completed scene reveals the only suspect who could be the murderer.
Benefits
Every case is built around pure deductive reasoning and has one verified solution. No mathematics, random guessing, or outside knowledge is required—only careful reading, logical elimination, and a sharp detective’s eye.
What works well
Perfect for fans of Sudoku, logic grid puzzles, whodunits, cozy mysteries, detective games, and challenging brain teasers, these cases provide hours of focused, screen-free entertainment. The four difficulty levels make the collection approachable for new investigators while giving experienced puzzle solvers increasingly complex cases to crack.
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Open the first file, follow every true statement, and eliminate the impossible. The scene holds the answer—but only deduction will expose the killer.








