Häftad, Engelska, 2026

Who Killed the Passenger on the Train?

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Who Killed the Passenger on the Train? is a unique and challenging puzzle book, where you become the detective to solve a thrilling murder mystery.The iconic transcontinental sleeper train, The Nightingale Zephyr, is forced to make an emergency stop in the regional city of Barrowmoor before arriving at its final destination. Shortly after stopping, one of the world's richest men in the world, Frederick Kirkland, is found dead in his cabin. The police suspect his assistant, Dustin, but not before Dustin manages to slip you eighteen clues and Barrowmoor's population registry: all 8,800 names. Dustin is convinced the killer is from the town, and has entrusted you to help him clear his name. Using the eighteen clues, you must work through the full town registry and eliminate innocent names until you are left with the one name of the killer. This puzzle book is a must for armchair detectives of all ages, and especially those who love murder mysteries, logic puzzles, escape rooms, and just a good detective story. The task of crossing out pages of data is a fun challenge and quite addictive! The clues and registry are waiting for you. You are Dustin's only hope. Will you help find the real killer?

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum: 2026-12-15
Mått: 153 x 234 x undefined mm
Format: Häftad
Språk: Engelska
Antal sidor: 240
Förlag: Murdoch Books
ISBN: 9781761502408

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Bruno Herfst is a Dutch multidisciplinary artist based in Melbourne, Australia. He has designed award-winning book covers for Allen & Unwin and Penguin Random House Australia, and worked closely with Australia's best illustrators and authors. As New Media Designer for art and technology studio ENESS, he creates custom electronics for interactive artworks and has programmed large public installations combining inflatable sculpture, sound and light. In his spare time, he makes synths from scratch, creates algorithmic visual artworks and is working on a new collaboration between a plotter, an artist and AI. What ties it all together is an interest in systems, and in the playful, unexpected things that happen when you bend them. Anthony Roberts is an Australian writer whose 25-year career spans children's books, film, travel guides and fiction. He has also written for newspapers and magazines on everything from sport and television to pop culture. A second-generation games creator, he now enjoys crafting mysteries where readers sift through clues, eliminate the innocent, and unmask the guilty party themselves. Anthony is such a devoted Sherlock Holmes fan that he named his two cats Sherlock and Holmes. Neither has solved a case yet, though both remain prime suspects in several household breakages.

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