Who Wrote Your Death

A detective puzzle game from the author of the world bestseller "The Eighth Detective"

Will you be able to figure out who turns out to be the killer—and who the victim?

These weekend plans will end with Anatole’s death on Monday morning. But the road to the finale begins much earlier—on the day of his thirtieth birthday.

In keeping with a long-standing tradition, Anatole invites friends to his anniversary at his mansion in Wiltshire. As the host, he suggests they entertain themselves with the game "Motive. Method. Death." It’s simple: each participant, blindfolded, draws two names from those present—the presumed killer and the presumed victim—and writes a short detective story. There’s one rule: the plot must be plausible and must end with a murder— the trickier and more unusual, the better.

But this time the murders have to happen here and now—in these weekend days and within these walls. As they begin their stories, friends turn against one another everything they know: other people’s weaknesses, old grudges, unpleasant secrets, and behind-the-scenes intrigues. And the more “fictional” deaths appear on paper, the more the tension thickens—until it becomes all too easy for fabricated motives to turn real…