This was amazing. I loved that adventure books where you chose which way to go when I was a kid, so I was really excited to be able to read this one about a murder, and be the one investigating.
This was not a let down at all, I adored it, it was fun and intriguing, I lost at my first try but succeeded the second one. Thanks for the opportunity (although I read it on my Netgalley app at my phone, and some of the links didn't work properly and I had to look for the section by hand)

Oh how I loved this book..

NO! I didn't guess the clues
NO! I had no clue what was going to happen

so YES! I am a terrible detective..

This is a unique and clever read. Just brilliant..

Murder Most Foul..
Anyone for a tad of amateur sleuthing, maybe a little snooping? Step into detection mode in this cleverly constructed interactive crime novel where the reader becomes detective, where every clue counts. Murder most foul is afoot at the Elysium - a health retreat set inside an English country manor house - and you need to find out exactly whodunit. Everything is at stake here, everyone a suspect. Wholly enjoyable and deliciously entertaining.

This interactive story and puzzle is a lot of fun and allows you to put yourself in the detective inspector’s shoes, deciding on each course of action.

I’ve never read/played anything like this before, but if you’re a fan of ‘choose your own adventure stories’, you’ll already be experienced in this type of book.

I knew it would be a murder mystery game to play along with, but I didn’t expect that there would be such a good, cozy storyline to accompany it. I found myself quickly getting into the storyline and was intrigued by the characters. The police force for one surprised me with their detailed personalities. There were a lot of suspects and some fantastic motives and red herrings, too. I also loved all the themes the author managed to interweave into the story from the cozy crime genre. Obviously, I don’t want to give away any spoilers, but I was imagining it as a TV show in my mind.

I wrote down all of my numbers, noting the clues carefully on a separate digital sheet. I think if I played the game again, I’d write on paper, just a personal preference. This could be played as a group if one person reads out the storyline, and then a decision is made on how to move forward as a group. Don’t forget to keep your score!