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Author: Dunnakey, Sarah

Classic crime

Published on 7 November 2024 by HarperCollins Publishers (AVON, a division of HarperCollins Publishers Ltd) in the United Kingdom.

Hardback | 352 pages
163 x 244 x 36 | 564g

‘Fiendishly clever and highly addictive.’ Ian Moore

The perfect Christmas gift for armchair detectives – Agatha Christie meets Murdle?.

12 murderous mysteries to read.

20 perplexing puzzles to solve.

1 mystifying murder to unravel…

Mastermind Puzzlemaster Sarah Dunnakey

cordially invites you to crack the code of who killed Edward Luddenham.

It’s the first anniversary of the mysterious death of Edward Luddenham, found dead at his home on the Yorkshire moors one frosty Christmas Eve.

Now nine people gather at his manor house for the reading of the Will. Each has their own motivations for coming: curiosity, duty, unrequited love, desperation, greed.

They have been instructed to bring a “festive mystery story” to share.

But all you need is a pencil.

Safe from the biting cold and the relentless snowfall outside, settle in with your favourite tipple in hand, as the storytelling begins.

Though you’ll need to keep your wits about you – for among those present is Edward’s killer…

Can you solve the puzzles and unmask the murderer before they strike again?

Agatha Christie meets Murdle with these twelve puzzling whodunnits from renowned professional puzzler Sarah Dunnakey, that will test even the most seasoned of sleuths this Christmas.

Mystery lovers and puzzle fanatics can’t get enough of The Twelve Murders of Christmas:

‘Challenging and fun. It’s a joyful book and an ideal gift or an emergency boredom break-glass for yourself.’ Netgalley review

‘Engrossing and enjoyable throughout, with surprises and a brilliantly done build up.’ Netgalley review

‘An enthralling blend of classic mystery and challenging puzzles that will delight fans of both genres.’ Netgalley review

‘A lot of fun and definitely recommended.’ Netgalley review

‘These deliciously dark stories will keep you guessing until the very end.’ Netgalley review