
A Season for Murder
Four independent cases, from a spring celebration to a winter inn. Choose a season and settle into the search.
Tablet PDF: 295 pages · Four cases · 24,000 names
PICK YOUR NEXT PUZZLE BREAK
A list of names, a set of clues, and your favorite highlighters. Rule out possibilities at your own pace, then discover who did it, where it happened, and the final missing detail. These mysteries are made for independent solving; no party host or assigned roles needed.
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Four independent cases, from a spring celebration to a winter inn. Choose a season and settle into the search.
Tablet PDF: 295 pages · Four cases · 24,000 names

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Look for the name or entry features it describes. Each case includes its own instructions and clues.
Use one color or give each clue its own. Keep the possibilities that fit and return whenever you feel like another page.
The online answer desk confirms each correct part separately. Solve the whole case to read the story ending.
You search lists and eliminate entries using the supplied clues. You do not need to build a logic grid or act out a character. Full cases include separate searches for a person, a place, and either a weapon or a stolen item.
The Etsy editions are downloadable PDFs. Import one into a PDF annotation app to highlight on a tablet, or print pages for personal use. Apps, devices, pens, and printing are not included; some apps charge separately. A Season for Murder also has a separately sold paperback on Amazon containing the same four cases.
No. Use the book’s answer-checking link when you are ready. Internet access is needed to check answers and read the ending, but you can work through your downloaded or printed pages offline.