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Most thrillers, you read. This one, you solve.

The Killer Hides In Birmingham is part word search, part murder mystery, with one case on every page. You open the file and there is the crime scene: six clues and six suspects, hidden across four word grids.

Then you work it out in five steps. Find the words in the grids. Pin down the weapon, the one clue that turns up in two grids. Name the killer, the suspect in those same two grids. Name the victim from the circled letters left over. Find the scene, the grid that hides that name. No guessing, no lucky breaks. Logic alone gets you there.

Inside you get 100 cases across ten Birmingham districts, with one case solved up front to show you how it's done. There are 5 tougher bonus cases online, and every solution waits there too, one QR code away.

It is the third book in the series, and the same method carries you city to city. The killer goes by a different name each time, but always hides somewhere in the letters.

Ten districts. One hundred cases. One killer. Now go and find them.

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Most thrillers, you read. This one, you solve.

The Killer Hides In Birmingham is part word search, part murder mystery, with one case on every page. You open the file and there is the crime scene: six clues and six suspects, hidden across four word grids.

Then you work it out in five steps. Find the words in the grids. Pin down the weapon, the one clue that turns up in two grids. Name the killer, the suspect in those same two grids. Name the victim from the circled letters left over. Find the scene, the grid that hides that name. No guessing, no lucky breaks. Logic alone gets you there.

Inside you get 100 cases across ten Birmingham districts, with one case solved up front to show you how it's done. There are 5 tougher bonus cases online, and every solution waits there too, one QR code away.

It is the third book in the series, and the same method carries you city to city. The killer goes by a different name each time, but always hides somewhere in the letters.

Ten districts. One hundred cases. One killer. Now go and find them.

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