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Wealthy twin sisters face romance, betrayal and death on that fateful
night aboard the Titanic. Put the puzzle together and solve the mystery.
Beware, the puzzle image is not what you see on the box! Includes a
1000-piece puzzle and story booklet.
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Classic mysteries with a challenging twist. Read about the mystery
brewing at Spill the Beans Coffee Shop: the suspicious meetings over
cappuccino, the roundtable of gumshoe regulars and the murder that
shocks them all. Next, assemble the 1000-piece puzzle to discover the
hidden clues.
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A puzzling mystery and mystery puzzle in one! Read the mystery Obsession
and assemble this challenging 1,000-piece puzzle to discover the
cryptic clues hidden within. This sinister mystery revolves around a
psychopathic killer obsessed with Hitchcock's famous movies - The Birds,
Psycho and Frenzy.
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A real whodunit with a puzzling solution. First, read about the weekend
climbing party that ended when one of the members suddenly dropped out. Next, assemble the 1000 piece puzzle to discover the clues that
will lead you to the solution.
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Read about the surprise visit of Helen Stoner to the offices of Sherlock
Holmes and the mysterious death of her twin sister behind the heavy
iron gates of Stoke Moran Manor House. Next, assemble the 1000 piece
puzzle to discover the hidden clues. Then solve "Sherlock Holmes and the
Speckled Band" by piecing together clues from the story and puzzle!
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As winemakers, Harry Bloom and Ernie Field were brilliant. As partners,
they were a disaster. So different in body, mind and soul that it was a
miracle they could produce anything, much less the best cabernet in Napa
Valley.
Read about the mystery fermenting at the BloomField winery, then assemble the puzzle to solve the crime!
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A real whodunit with a puzzling solution. Read about the dinner party
hosted by famous chef Emile Adieu - six guests came, one of them
uninvited. Among them was the well-known Inspector Pierre Gamé
("Gah-may'"), a good man to have on hand when a guest is poisoned before
even tasting the fruits of the cook's labors.
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