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The Zora Bell Case Files · 1928–1938

Maravilla After Midnight

Twelve city mysteries where every journey leaves a paper trail.

Follow twelve suspenseful city investigations through atmospheric scenes, suspect statements and record extracts, then test the same verified clues across 1,540 fillable grid cells.

  • 12 atmospheric investigation dossiers
  • Suspect statements and record extracts
  • 179 fillable PDF pages
  • 1,540 interactive grid cells
  • Five optional hints per case
  • Complete solutions included
£6.99 digital edition

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The island

A casebook built from place, records and motive

Maravilla is a sleepless Caribbean city of timetables, tickets and receipts. Each case now opens in the streets after dark before Zora Bell reconstructs every journey until only one suspect can occupy the fatal place and time.

Evidence you will examine

  • Atmospheric case-opening dossiers
  • Verified suspect statements and record extracts
  • Tram, ferry, hotel and telephone records
  • 1,540 fillable logic-grid cells

Enter the scene. Test every statement. Name the killer.

Each self-contained investigation now opens with an atmospheric dossier. Suspect statements and record extracts repeat verified numbered clues from the case file, so the added suspense never changes the fair-play solution. Mark the interactive grids as you read, use a hint only when you choose, then compare your deduction with the complete solution.

Interactive-grid support is simple: download the PDF and open it in the current free Adobe Acrobat Reader app. Acrobat Reader is the supported workflow on iPad, iPhone, Android, Windows and macOS. Browser previews and Apple Books are not supported for completing the grids.

New to evidence-led puzzles? Read the step-by-step murder mystery solving guide, then practise on ten free investigations.

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