Killer Search, Volume 1
Read the case brief. Search the grid. Follow the clues.
If you enjoy a word search with something extra to figure out, come and try a little detective work. Explore 120 cases, read the case brief and use what you find in the grid to solve each mystery.
A new case to get curious about
Study the details, consider the suspects and see where the clues take you.
Not sure which mystery to open first? Compare Kill Grid and Killer Search.
What's inside
120 cases with suspects, clues and full solutions. Find the weapon, the location and the killer. Worked example case to learn the method. 6×9 paperback. Bonus puzzle pack QR code.
The details
| Cases | 120, with suspects and clues |
|---|---|
| To find | The weapon, the location and the killer |
| Getting started | A worked example case shows the method |
| Solutions | Full solutions included |
| Format | 6×9 Paperback |
| Pages | 137 |
| Published | May 16, 2026 |
Who might enjoy it
Word search fans who want something extra to figure out on every page, and anyone who likes a whodunit they can solve one case at a time.
Questions
Are the solutions included?
Yes. The book includes full solutions.
Is there an example to learn from?
Yes. A worked example case shows you the method before you start.
What size is the book?
It's a 6×9 paperback with 137 pages.
How is Killer Search different from Kill Grid?
In Killer Search, each case comes with a case brief and a list of suspects, the letters you don't use spell out the location, and you rule out suspects until only the killer is left. In Kill Grid, the word you can't find marks the crime scene, the leftover letters name the killer and the victim, and every solved case adds one letter to a confession that runs through the whole book.
