A label is not proof.
Compare documents, trace their sources, and separate a trustworthy record from a convenient claim.
Available now / Meridian House
A Murder Mystery Puzzle Book
The exhibition was about misleading evidence.
Then somebody made it a crime scene.
One murder. Five suspects. A building full of documents that look more reliable than they are. Follow 32 connected puzzles to uncover the story beneath the story—and build a case you can prove.
Available now · 120 pages · 6 × 9-inch paperback · Pencil Break Press

The case / Opening night
Exhibition archivist Leo Venn is found dead at Meridian House. A printed card seems to point straight at one suspect. Detective Nia Vale asks you, a records analyst, to take a closer look.
Some apparent clues are exhibition props. Others lead back to a suppressed record. Before you can name the killer, you need to establish what the evidence actually proves.
Compare documents, trace their sources, and separate a trustworthy record from a convenient claim.
Correct clocks, recover schedules, follow routes, and check whether an alibi covers the time that counts.
Carry your findings through eight chapters. The final puzzles bring earlier evidence together into a supported conclusion.
Actual interior pages / No ending spoilers
Real black-and-white pages from the book. Read the evidence, try a deduction, and leave the solutions sealed.
Puzzle 01 / The last appointment
A coffee spill has erased the appointment times. Use the surviving scheduling facts to recover the order—and consider what a calendar can tell you.
Inspect the evidence page ↗
Inspect the working page ↗Puzzle 04 / The notation in the margin
A supplied key lets you decipher the message. Then the investigation asks you to distinguish what it says from what it proves.
One continuous investigation
Solve in chapter order, from the opening evidence to the final reconstruction. Each puzzle has clear boundaries. Every required clue appears in readable text, a table, or a labeled diagram.
Available now / A Killer Among the Clues
32 connected puzzles. One modern murder investigation. Available now on Amazon from Pencil Break Press.
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