Six Friends. One Game. One Murder. Can You Tell Fact from Fiction?
‘The master puppeteer of literary crime’ JANICE HALLETT
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May, 1999:
Six friends gather at a country house for a birthday.
The host insists they play a game.
Each will write a story about one friend murdering another.
Points are given for plausibility.
No secret, grudge or affair is off limits.
Six stories. Six murders.
And now six unexpected motives.
Because this game is about to get murderously real . . .
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‘Today''s greatest exponent of playful detective fiction’ GUARDIAN
‘A new spin on the traditional country house murder . . . when the style is this good, it’s worth the investment’ Irish News
Praise for Alex Pavesi''s sensational bestseller, Eight Detectives
‘One of the year''s most entertaining crime novels’ Sunday Times Crime Book of the Month
‘So, so clever . . . Agatha Christie would take her hat off to this one - bravo!’ Sarah Pinborough
‘A wonderfully tricksy debut and a loving tribute to the golden age of crime fiction’ Mail on Sunday
‘A box of delights . . . Pavesi''s revelations are completely unexpected, right up to the end’ New York Times