Adrian Blackwood: Who Is the North Pole Workshop Killer?, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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The North Pole Workshop has secrets. Some of them are deadly.

Beyond the snow, sleighs and cheerful workshops lies a mystery waiting to be solved. Someone has been murdered.

The suspects are scattered throughout the North Pole Workshop. And only careful deduction will reveal who was alone with the victim.

Who Is the North Pole Workshop Killer? features 50 easy dark mystery floor plan puzzles that transform a wintry North Pole setting into a series of unusual crime scenes. Study the Floor Plan. Follow the Clues. Find the Killer.

Each case presents an illustrated floor plan filled with rooms, objects, suspects and clues.

Explore North Pole locations such as the Toy Studio, Wrapping Hall, Sleigh Hangar, Reindeer Stable, Cocoa Kitchen, Doll Room, Train Room, Paint Room, Woodshed and Mailroom as you reconstruct what happened.

Use logic, spatial reasoning and elimination to determine where every suspect was located.

Then answer the question that matters most:

Who was alone with the victim? Find that person-and you've found the murderer. Inside You'll Find 50 easy-difficulty mystery logic puzzles Illustrated North Pole Workshop floor plans Murder-room deduction challenges Suspects, victims and spatial clues North Pole rooms, workshops and winter objects Logic, elimination and positional reasoning Armchair detective challenges A worked example explaining the puzzle system Complete solutions

The North Pole setting is woven directly into the puzzle layouts through objects including sleighs, rocking horses, cocoa pots, toy trains, wrapping tables, mail sacks and workshop equipment.

Perfect for adults who enjoy murder mysteries, whodunits, logic puzzles, detective games, floor plan puzzles, crime-solving challenges and armchair detective mysteries. It also makes an unusual Christmas or winter gift for mystery lovers who prefer their holiday entertainment with a darker twist.

The snow is falling. The workshops are quiet. And somewhere inside the North Pole Workshop, a killer is hiding.

Can you solve all 50 cases?