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The Ultimate Logic Murder Mystery: 25,000 Suspects - 7 Clues - One Killer

The Ultimate Logic Murder Mystery: 25,000 Suspects - 7 Clues - One Killer

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Our take on the The Ultimate Logic Murder Mystery: 25,000 Suspects - 7 Clues - One Killer

This is a logic-deduction puzzle book built around one large case: 25,000 named suspects, 7 clues, and a single killer. Each clue states something that must be true of the culprit, and you eliminate every suspect who fails it until one name is left. The book is pitched at medium difficulty, with a worked example, progress checkpoints and journal pages for notes. It suits adults who like pure elimination puzzles more than narrative whodunits; unlike story-driven mystery books, there is no plot to follow, only a long list to work through.

Best forAdult logic-puzzle fansArmchair detectives who like elimination gridsCommuters who want a long, self-paced caseGift buyers for puzzle-minded adults
Pros
  • Large suspect list gives the case real length
  • Clues are stated as fair and literal, with no red herrings
  • Worked example shows how to apply the clues
  • Progress checkpoints help you catch mistakes early
  • Journal and notes pages keep deductions in one place
Cons
  • Medium difficulty may be too easy for seasoned logic-puzzle solvers
  • Working through thousands of names is repetitive by design
  • Little story or character, so it is not a narrative mystery
  • No hints beyond the checkpoints if you get stuck

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About the The Ultimate Logic Murder Mystery: 25,000 Suspects - 7 Clues - One Killer

This is a logic-based murder mystery puzzle book for adults. The reader plays an armchair detective who must find one guilty name among 25,000 suspects.

The investigation starts with 7 clues. Each clue states something that must be true of the killer. The reader eliminates every suspect who doesn't fit until one name remains.

The clues are fair and literal, with no tricks or red herrings and no guessing required. Applied correctly, they lead to one unique solution. The book is a medium-difficulty challenge.

Suspects
25,000
Clues
7 logical deduction clues
Difficulty
Medium
Inside
Clear instructions and a worked example, progress checkpoints, investigation notes and detective journal pages, funny detective quotes, space for notes, theories, deductions and suspect elimination
Binding
Paperback
Pages
244
Dimensions
9.00 in high x 6.00 in wide x 0.51 in deep
Weight
0.73 lbs
Publisher
Infinityou
Publication date
07/25/2026
ISBN
9783384970176

Questions and answers

How does the puzzle actually work?
You get 7 clues, each describing something true of the killer. You cross off every suspect who does not match, and repeat until one name remains. A worked example shows the method before you start the main case.
Is it hard?
It is labeled medium difficulty. The logic in each clue is straightforward; the challenge comes from applying it carefully across a very large suspect list.
Do I need to guess at any point?
No. The clues are described as fair and literal, with no tricks and no red herrings, and the case has one unique solution when applied correctly.
Is there a story, or just a list of names?
It is a deduction puzzle rather than a novel. There are detective quotes and journal pages, but the core is the suspect list and the clues, not a plot.
Can I write in the book?
Yes. It includes investigation notes and detective journal pages with space for theories, deductions and suspect elimination.
How long does one case take?
That depends on how you work. The checkpoints let you solve in sittings, and the size of the suspect list means it is a long rather than an evening-length puzzle.
Where is the The Ultimate Logic Murder Mystery: 25,000 Suspects - 7 Clues - One Killer cheapest?
At Barnes & Noble, for $13.99, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the The Ultimate Logic Murder Mystery: 25,000 Suspects - 7 Clues - One Killer?
2 stores we checked sell it, including Barnes & Noble, Past Forward.

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