THE REAL KILLER IS NOT JUNE: One Killer. 47,700 Suspects. 18 Clues. Can You Solve It? A Challenging Logic Puzzle Book for Adults($16.99Value)

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On the evening of the twelfth of October, Mrs. Constance Ashenhurst was found dead in the study of her country manor, struck down with a brass paperweight. The newspapers have already picked their culprit — her niece, June Whitfield. But June has an unshakeable alibi, and the real killer is still out there, hiding in plain sight among the forty-seven thousand seven hundred people who might have been at Ashenhurst that night. You have eighteen clues. Every one is true. Every one narrows the field. Applied together, they leave exactly one name standing. This is a real logic puzzle — not trivia, not guesswork. No prior knowledge required. No dead ends. No cheating your way through. Just a pencil, a worksheet, and the same slow, satisfying deduction that Sherlock Holmes fans have loved for a hundred years. What's inside this 220-page volume: A full crime narrative set at Ashenhurst Manor - The 18 numbered clues, from witness statements to forensic evidence to alibis - A step-by-step "How to Play" section — perfect for first-time deduction puzzlers - An attribute-elimination worksheet with checkboxes for every suspect trait - A running Suspect Tally page to track your progress - A 6-page Investigator's Journal for notes, theories, and second attempts - The complete Suspect Register — all 47,700 persons of interest, printed in a compact, scannable format - The full solution and a clue-by-clue walkthrough (no peeking!) Perfect for: Mystery lovers, Agatha Christie fans, and armchair detectives - Adults who want a screen-free challenge that lasts hours, not minutes - Long flights, rainy weekends, cabin trips, and cozy evenings - Gift-giving — for the puzzler, the true-crime obsessive, or the friend who finished every escape room in town Warning: Once you start, you will not put this down until the killer is named. The evidence is in. The verdict is yours. Can you find the one row in the register that satisfies all eighteen clues — and clear June Whitfield's name for good?