Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
It checks today's price at every store, compares the alternatives and answers in about a minute.
An interactive murder mystery puzzle book built around a 190-page ticket directory of 47,000 suspect names. You work through 20 sequential clues, cross-referencing names, letters, page positions and facing pages to eliminate suspects until one guilty name remains. Six confidential evidence files tie the case to a twenty-year-old cold murder. It suits puzzle solvers who want a long, hands-on deduction project rather than a story to read, and it stands apart from typical mystery novels by giving a single verifiable solution with no alternate endings.
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The Killer Bought a Ticket is an interactive murder mystery puzzle book. Pop star Sterling Vale is found dead when the stadium lights come back on during her Afterlight World Tour finale. Her master recording and handwritten lyrics are missing, and seven minutes of backstage security footage have been erased. Her final message, released automatically at midnight, reads: "The person who killed me bought a ticket."
You play the detective and solve the case yourself. Follow 20 clues in order, and use names, letters, page positions, nearby suspects and facing pages to eliminate the innocent. The book has one guilty name and one solution, with no alternate endings. The solution is reached through logic, observation and careful analysis, not guessing.
