The Murder Game: A gripping murder mystery from the author of A Fatal Crossing

Reviews

Z. de Ruiter

And I love it when the story is so clever and intricate, that it keeps me second-guessing everyone – and everything – until the very end. This is such a brilliant storyline by Tom Hindle.

SE

5 stars Whether you're already a die-hard Agatha Christie fan, or you're just dipping your toes into the genre, I can guarantee that if you only remotely enjoy stories with red herrings and shocking reveals (and a healthy dose of murder on the side, of course) then you'll be in for an absolute treat with this absolutely engrossing whodunnit. A lot is riding on the first murder mystery party being held at Hamlet Hall. He has cleverly layered his book in such a way that by the end of the story we're not just trying to uncover one murder mystery, but at the same time we're trying to pick apart tragedies that happened in the small town of Hamlet Wick years, and even decades, ago.

This makes it impossible for readers to grasp the full complexity of the narrative before its final reveal. This was the case at the start of the year as well, but as soon as I picked up The Murder Game by Tom Hindle my reading mojo came back to me and I felt a surge of excitement about immersing myself into the pages of his novel. 4. But when the attendees trickle in one by one, disaster is on the cards before the party has even started.

with time running out, will someone else get framed for a crime with a killer walking free? The Murder Game by Tim Hindle is a fantastic tribute to the golden age of mystery fiction. Organiser Will Hooper wants to prove himself and right certain wrongs from the past.