The Ultimate True Crime Puzzle Book :Over 100 Killer Activities for True Crime and Serial Killer Fanatics (Cryptograms, Crosswords, Brain Games, Word Searches, Trivia, Quizzes and Much More)
The Ultimate True Crime Puzzle Book :Over 100 Killer Activities for True Crime and Serial Killer Fanatics (Cryptograms, Crosswords, Brain Games, Word Searches, Trivia, Quizzes and Much More)
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Published:
5 October, 2023
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Description
Put your puzzle-solving wits and criminal knowledge to the test with mind-bending puzzles from the bestselling True Crime author, Jack Rosewood.
Do your friends go to you with info on all things gory and gruesome? Have you seriously thought about starting a podcast because nobody watches as many crime documentaries as you? Does your family worry about you just a little bit?
Basically, are you obsessed with true crime and want to prove it?
Then The Ultimate True Crime Puzzle Book is for you! Inside you'll find:
Word Searches
Crosswords
Ciphers
Cryptograms
Sudoku
Riddles
Logic Puzzles
Spot the difference
Trivia
Anagrams
As you solve the puzzles, you'll also uncover new information about the world's most infamous killers, from terrifying facts to gruesome last words.
Whether you're a documentary binger, an armchair detective, or puzzle book expert, these entertaining activities will have you breaking codes and delving deeper into the terrifying world of serial killers. So pick up a pencil and turn the page...if you're brave enough.
More Details
| Type | Book |
|---|---|
| ISBN13 | 9781408731062 |
| ISBN10 | 1408731061 |
| Number Of Pages | 160 |
| Item Weight | 220 g |
| Product Dimensions | 152 x 230 x 16 mm |
| Publisher / Reseller | Little, Brown Book Group |
| Format | paperback |
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Author's Bio
For the last 15 years, Jack Rosewood has pursued his dream job as a full-time author - and he's loved every second of it. The son of a crime journalist, he grew up fascinated by the stories of criminals and serial killers his father would tell, inspiring him to pick up the pen create his very own tales of murder and madness.