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SHROUDED IN SECRETS

A Medieval Murder Mystery Logic Puzzle Book of Codes, Symbols, and Deduction - for Intermediate to Advanced Detectives

THE MERCHANT'S
MARK

by  LauraM. Lange

WHAT IS
THE MERCHANT'S MARK ?

A BRAND-NEW mystery killer puzzle CONCEPT  

The Merchant's Mark is more than just a collection of riddles; it is an IMMERSIVE NARRATIVE EXPERIENCE. Every page is crafted with attention to detail, weaving a suspenseful story with hidden messages that only the observant readers will uncover. The distinctive design features a variety of clues, ciphers, codes, and interconnected puzzles.

  • Story-first murder mystery puzzles

  • Varied, linked puzzles 

  • 21 puzzles + 1 hidden bonus puzzle quest

  • For INTERMEDIATE to ADVANCED detectives

  • Dedicated workspace: a progress track and note pages 

  • QR-code hint system

The whole book holds one great investigation!

AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY ON AMAZON

Wherever your travels may take you, a copy of The Merchant’s Mark awaits. Choose your local Amazon store from the links below, and let the investigation begin.

Does the book contain the solutions?

No, the solutions are not revealed in the book. If you have followed the trail through this medieval tale, examined the clues, and believe you have uncovered the killer’s first and last name, along with the name of the galley, send word to have your findings verified.

Hints
FAQ

Should the trail grow cold, fear not: assistance has been provided. Click here for guidance that will not reveal more than you wish.

Seeking answers to common questions? Visit the FAQ page.

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Contact

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