Lies and Alibis
Lies and AlibisSharing snarky cozy mystery survival guides, unhinged mystery analysis, and exclusive Plot Lab Files detailing the puzzle creation of my next mystery story.
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Cover Up the Murder: Corks and Corpses
Welcome back to Cover Up the Murder, the mystery plotting game where you don’t solve a crime. You build one. Over six days, you’ll construct a full suspect lineup, watch it fall apart, and learn why the best mysteries aren’t written by peop...
Cover Up the Murder: Petals and Poison
Someone is dead at the Rare Bloom Collector’s Convention. A poisoned thorn. A Blood Rose that shouldn’t exist. And a legendary orchid collector who pricked her own finger during a final inspection.
Cover Up the Murder: Gumdrops and Grudges
A candy thermometer isn’t a kitchen knife. It’s not just lying around. Only someone who knew Reginald would know he carried one. That turns “heat of the moment” into “I knew exactly where to find it.”
Cover Up the Murder: Gumdrops and Grudges
The killer used the thermometer. Then someone moved it into the gumdrop. Same person? Different person? That’s a second action. A second decision. And possibly a second suspect at the scene.
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Cozy Deconstructionist. Snarky guide to surviving small-town murder. Get the full version of my "Survival Guides" and Unhinged Pitches, and exclusive Plot Lab Files showing my next story's plotting process.
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