Murder Most Puzzling: Can You Solve Whodunit?

by Tim Dedopulos

Join the super sleuths within as they guide you through the most puzzling of murders. You'll need to hone your skills of deduction and logic as you test your wits across two difficulty levels and see if you can solve them all.

Channel your inner Hercule Poirot or Sherlock Holmes as you sort fact from fiction, the truth from the lies, and the red herrings from the real evidence to reveal whodunit. Can you solve these murders most puzzling?

Paperback

Published January 1, 2026

About the author

Tim Dedopulos, a British writer, editor, publisher and game designer with nearly 100 works to his name in areas ranging from horror and sff, through music and art, to games, puzzles and jokes.

Tim lives in Spain with his wife and the ghost of his murdered bromeliad, grimly acclimatising to his new-found and unwelcome mid-40s. A shameless INFJ, he usually tries to avoid thinking in the third person.

Reviews

[April Helms · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a series of short mystery stories, with various detectives, that the reader is challenged to solve. Now, whether you enjoy this collection or not will depend. The mysteries are really, genuinely challenging, which is good. The details are subtle. If you go in with the thought of being able to solve each story with just the clues given you may be disappointed. In one story, solving it depends on knowing something rather obscure. In a couple stories, details were really needed to put it together that weren't included. In another story, the conclusion relied on evidence "such and such is what happened, so this is why so-and-so is the suspect." I recall thinking "ehhh, that's not necessarily true." Now, if you are fine with trying to solve the mysteries (and I do like the variety) and learning what to look for in the solutions, then you may like this book. I applaud anyone who can get even half of the whodunit right- these are a challenge!