After spending a great night trying to solve Red Herrings last murder mystery – Death by Chocolate – we immediately signed up to play their next adventure – Murder in the Midwest! This time we were transported deep into the heart of Indian Territory and the frontier town of Tombstone. Wearing our cowboy hats, we headed (online) to… More Murder in the Midwest
Moonstone Murder Mysteries is an entertainment company specialising in dining experiences entertainment, but due to the lockdown they have moved their mysteries online. We came a little late to the party, as Moonstone Murders had been staging these each week and we only stumbled upon these in time for their last episode! Fatality on the… More Moonstone Murder Mysteries
Saturday night we settled down to play “Death by Chocolate”. This was a Murder Mystery Evening via Zoom by Red Herring Games. The Story: Wonky Chocolates were at one time the best known chocolate brand in the world, renowned for its originality and flavour. Originally owned by the eccentric recluse, Willy Wonky, the firm changed… More Death by Chocolate
Beware the Isolated Easter Bunny was a 7 day murder mystery event produced by Murdered For Money. Previously performed as a physical murder mystery event, Bridget Wilkinson has rewritten it to be performed over Zoom. We bought tickets for the first performance of “Beware the Isolated Easter Bunny” that ran from 7 April to 13… More Beware the Isolated Easter Bunny
Get a free mini murder mystery from Catch Whodunit. Ross Fielding was found dead after enjoying pizza night with 5 of his closest friends. It is up to you and Detective Jimmy Pond to catch who dun it. This mystery can be investigated alone “without even getting out of your PJ’s” as their website says. So… More Who Killed Ross Fielding?
I’ve just finished reading Honeymoon by James Patterson and Howard Roughan. A story full of hidden identities. As the narrator says throughout the book “Things aren’t always as they appear”. It starts as a ‘black widow’ story. A woman with multiple rich husbands/fiancés who get bumped off for their money. It is also a cat… More Honeymoon by James Patterson and Howard Roughan
With everyone staying at home at the moment, Blackwatch Entertainment have created an online adventure to keep your grey cells active from the comfort of the sofa. We signed up for the online adventure, but missed any notice that it had launched! Not to worry as all the episodes are now available on Youtube. (… More Solve The Mystery Of Who Killed Victoria Rushmore?
I was looking forward to seeing Channel 5’s Celebrity Murder Mystery at the weekend. Six celebrities had been invited to attend a 1920s themed murder mystery weekend. Filmed over three days, they needed to discover who was the killer before they became a victim themselves. I was expecting the show to be three 60 minute… More Celebrity Murder Mystery
Review Normally I fly through James Patterson books. However, I really struggled to read this one and it took me a long while, two thirds of the way through in fact, to work out why. I love cosy mystery books where the bad person has it coming and everyone could be a suspect. So, at… More 18th Abduction by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro
She’s practically perfect in every way! No, not Agatha Raisin. Mabel Smedley. She is the “Perfect Paragon” of the title. Mr Smedley hires Agatha to check on his wife. He suspects she is having an affair, but the woman appears sickening virtuous. While Agatha has that case on the go, she also has the case… More Agatha Raisin and the Perfect Paragon