Murdle

Somebody has been murdered, and the answer is hidden in a few clues, a short list of suspects, a handful of possible weapons and a scattering of locations. Cross-reference them on a deduction grid, rule out the impossible, and you will know who did it, with what, and where. G. T. Karber, creator of the popular online daily game Murdle, has gathered 100 of these logic puzzles into one book, starting gently and growing steadily more devious.

Each case is short enough to solve over a cup of tea, yet each rewards a careful, methodical mind, with plenty of wit running alongside the bodies. It suits armchair detectives, fans of a good whodunnit and anyone who enjoys the small, deeply satisfying click of a solution falling into place.