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The Forest of Death
(2026)(The second book in the Can You Solve the Murder? series)
A novel by Antony Johnston
A VILLAGE FULL OF SUSPECTS. A STONE CIRCLE WITH MYSTERIOUS MARKINGS. ONE KILLER ON THE LOOSE. CAN YOU SOLVE THE MURDER?
You arrive at the heart of a remote forest to investigate the murder of a young woman, found dead inside an ancient stone circle. She’s a rock singer, who was filming a music video. Now her bandmates are suspects, along with the eccentric locals. No one is telling the truth and everyone has a water-tight alibi. In fact, some villagers think the murderer is a figure from local folklore whom legend says haunts the forest.
YOU are the lead detective, and only YOU can solve the mystery. Your job is clear:
You arrive at the heart of a remote forest to investigate the murder of a young woman, found dead inside an ancient stone circle. She’s a rock singer, who was filming a music video. Now her bandmates are suspects, along with the eccentric locals. No one is telling the truth and everyone has a water-tight alibi. In fact, some villagers think the murderer is a figure from local folklore whom legend says haunts the forest.
YOU are the lead detective, and only YOU can solve the mystery. Your job is clear:
- Investigate the crime scene
Choose which villagers and bandmates to interview
Decode the symbols on the stone circle
Examine the clues you find along the way
Decide who to accuse as the murderer
Test your sleuthing skills to see if YOU have what it takes to uncover what each suspect is hiding. There are dozens of pathways to pursue: Will your choices catch the killeror will they be your downfall?
Solved the murder? How did YOU score?- Track your notes in the blank pages at the back of the book
Record Clue Numbers along the way
Determine your Detective Score
Did YOU rank as an Amateur or a Master Detective? Play against friends to see who solved it best!
Genre: Mystery
- Track your notes in the blank pages at the back of the book
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