Murdle: Volume 1: 100 Elementary to Impossible Mysteries to Solve Using Logic, Skill, and the Power of Deduction - Paperback

by G. T. Karber (Author)

Murdle: Volume 1: 100 Elementary to Impossible Mysteries to Solve Using Logic, Skill, and the Power of Deduction - Paperback by G. T. Karber is an interactive mystery puzzle book created for armchair detectives, logic-game fans, and readers who enjoy solving clever crimes.

Join Deductive Logico as you investigate 100 original mini-mysteries ranging from elementary cases to nearly impossible challenges. Each puzzle asks you to determine who committed the crime, which weapon was used, where it happened, and why. Readers must study the clues, question the suspects, complete logic grids, and use careful deduction to identify each culprit.

Pair it with book journals, pens and notebooks, journaling pens, or curated stationery gifts from the Pen & Page bookshop to create a thoughtful gift for mystery readers and puzzle lovers. These terms were selected naturally from the previously shared keyword sheet.

Book Highlights:

• Written by G. T. Karber
• Paperback edition
• National bestseller
• First volume in the popular Murdle puzzle-book series
• Includes 100 original murder mystery logic puzzles
• Difficulty progresses from elementary to impossible
• Features suspects, weapons, locations, motives, and logic grids
• Includes illustrations, maps, clues, and coded messages
• Encourages reasoning, observation, and deductive thinking
• Contains an overarching mystery connecting the individual cases
• Ideal for puzzle fans, mystery readers, and armchair detectives
• Suitable as a gift with a journal and pen, pens and stationery, or other stationery and gifts
• Number of pages: 384
• Dimensions: 1.1 × 9.1 × 6.1 inches
• Publication date: June 13, 2023

Author Biography

G. T. Karber grew up in a small town in Arkansas, the son of a judge and a civil rights attorney. He graduated from the University of Arkansas with a degree in mathematics and English literature. Then, he moved to Los Angeles, where he received an MFA from the University of Southern California. As the General Secretary of the Hollywood Mystery Society, a theater ensemble and cinematic social club, he has overseen the staging of dozens of immersive whodunits in the LA area.