Murder Among the Stacks by Rosie A. Point

128 pages

Puzzles

Pub date: 25 November 2025

Four stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟

My thoughts:

This is the first in a series of puzzle/mystery books by this author. In each, readers visit Cranberry Creek, complete with a map of what the town looks like.

Each title has a cozy mystery that is accompanied by word search puzzles that relate to the story’s themes. This one features protagonist Abby’s bookstore.

This series is perfect for when a relaxing break is on the agenda. They won’t overly tax the brain but that is a good thing.

Many thanks to NetGalley and Adams Media for this title. All thoughts are my own.

Description:

from the publisher

A cozy mystery story combined with themed word search puzzles creates an interactive and charming whodunit experience in this fun new format that invites you to solve the case as you uncover clues.

Abby Jones has it all figured out: moving to Cranberry Creek will give her the fresh start she needs. From opening her brand-new bookstore on Main Street to learning to love her busybody landlady, Myrna, to spending her time on her favorite cozy hobby (word searches!), Abby has her hands full. But when a famous author is mysteriously murdered at her bookstore’s opening event, her new future is at stake. It’s up to Abby, with the help of some new friends, to solve the case.

From the Publisher

Cozy murder mystery story mixed with word search puzzles to solve makes for a fun activity book.
Amateur detective and sleuthing challenges workbook with word find activities and things to do.
Gifts for mystery fans and Only Murders in the Building, Knives Out or Thursday Murder Club fans.
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