Widely considered to be one of her greatest works, A Judgement In Stone is a 1977 novel by Ruth Rendell. This is a psychological thriller that concerns the murder of four members of the Coverdale family. George, Jacqueline, Melinda and Giles all died in the space of fifteen minutes on the 14th February, St Valentine’s Day. They were shot… More A Judgement In Stone
There are two types of murder mystery An open murder mystery and A Closed murder mystery A murder mystery requires a unsolved crime. An investigator (protagonist) has to unravel the mystery by putting the clues and evidence together to catch the criminal. There are two ways this can be approached. The two story types are… More Open and Closed Murder Mystery
Marley was dead: to begin with. There is no doubt whatever about that. The question was – how did he die and who killed him? This drama begins as a murder mystery in Victorian London. It offers a glimpse into the backstories to the characters described in Charles Dickens works. Dickens created around 989 named characters and many of… More A murder mystery in Dickensian London
To book a murder mystery hen night, or other murder mystery event, contact Invitation To Events –contact@invitation2events.co.uk with the subject line ” Booking a murder mystery event” A Murderous Brood Everyone was excited about the upcoming wedding of Dan and Marie. While Dan was away watching rugby on his stag trip, the hens celebrated Marie’s final… More Hen Party Murder Mystery now available
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