Neutralthis is a who done it a murder mystery that you have to solve so bloody What I Hear You Cry The Twist is that the book is exactly 100 pages long all only printed on one side of the page and all of the pages are out of order
Cain's Jawbone (2019)
Others: Mixed Originally published in 1934 as part of The Torquemada puzzle book
- ISBN:
- 9781800180796
- Length:
- 224 pages
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NeutralIt just took too much big brain energy. I was mentally drained after trying this.