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"I told myself twenty minutes. I looked up two hours later with half the register crossed out and no idea where the evening went."

Megan R., USA

The Lottery Killer: Volume 2 with Faces

The Lottery Killer: Volume 2 with Faces

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The Lottery Killer: Volume 2 with Faces

The Lottery Killer: Volume 2 with Faces

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'The Lottery Killer' is a full murder mystery case you solve yourself. A philanthropist is poisoned at his own charity gala, his wife is arrested for it, and she leaves behind fifteen clues and a lottery register holding 6,000 ticket records - one of which paid for his murder. You work the evidence, eliminate the innocent, and find the single ticket that leads to the killer. No guesswork, no shortcuts, and every answer earned.

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The first murder mystery with suspect faces

Investigators don't guess, they narrow. 'The Lottery Killer' puts you in that seat with a poisoning at a charity gala, fifteen clues, suspects with faces & 6,000 ticket records standing between you and the truth.

You'll learn to read evidence properly, cut everything that doesn't matter, and stay with a problem until it cracks - the exact thinking that separates people who notice things from people who walk straight past them.

neurology thinking that stays sharp long after the case closes

Stop guessing, start ruling out on purpose

The first clue feels like a wall. By the fifth you've stopped scanning and started ruling out on purpose, and by the last you're reading the register the way an investigator reads a case file.

That progression is the point of the book. You're not just working through 6,000 tickets - you're building a way of thinking that makes complicated problems feel far smaller than they used to.

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What's waiting inside...

Everything the police missed is in this book. The clues, the register, and the one ticket that paid for murder:

check The full case file from the night of the poisoning, laid out exactly as the investigators had it

check Fifteen clues, each one precise enough to clear whole sections of the register at once

check All 6,000 lottery ticket records, with the killer's ticket sitting somewhere among them

check Clara's own note, walking you through the case in her words rather than a narrator's

check Red herrings built to catch anyone guessing instead of eliminating

check A method you pick up as you go, so no detective experience is needed to start

check 230 screen-free pages you can stop and restart whenever, with your progress marked in the book

check The full solution, so you can trace every step back and see exactly where the truth was hiding

The results our readers reported back

93%

felt sharper after finishing than when they started

89%

felt their reasoning got faster the further into the register they got

90%

said it held their attention better than anything on their phone

*based on our 2025 customer survey

4,900+ readers later, here's what they said:

  • The first thing in years to keep me off my phone!

    Four evenings, no scrolling, and I actually felt better afterwards rather than emptier. I've reread half my books this year and none of them held me like working an actual case did.

    Sophie A, UK

  • I catch things I used to walk straight past!

    Somewhere around clue eight I stopped skimming and started reading everything properly. That's carried over into normal life more than I expected - emails, conversations, small print. My wife says I've become insufferable about details. Worth it.

    Marcus T, USA

  • I nearly didn't buy it because 6,000 sounded like a gimmick.

    It isn't. The first few clues clear enormous chunks of the register and after that it's a completely fair fight. The size is what makes the ending land, not what makes it impossible.

    Rachel K, USA

  • Bought it for my dad and ended up doing it with him!

    He rang me twice in the first week to argue about a clue. We finished it together over a fortnight and he's already asking what the next one is.

    Elena M, USA

  • I got quicker at it and could feel it happening.

    At the start I was guessing and hoping. By the end I was ruling names out on purpose and getting to answers in half the time. That shift is the best part of the whole thing.

    Daniel R, Canada

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Completely. Each clue is built to eliminate large sections of the register at once, so the number drops far faster than it looks like it will. By the halfway point you're working with a shortlist rather than a crowd. Every single ticket is ruled out by evidence, never by guessing, so the finish is earned rather than lucky.

    None at all. The book teaches you the method as you go, starting with clues that clear the field quickly before the reasoning gets more demanding. If you can read carefully and think in order, you can solve this.

    Most solvers spend several evenings on it rather than one sitting, and plenty stretch it out on purpose. There's no timer and no pressure to rush - you can stop and restart whenever you like, since your progress stays marked in the book.

    You solve it. There's no detective who works it out for you at the end of a chapter. The case comes to you as clues, records, and Clara's own notes, and the only way to the killer is to work through the evidence yourself.

    Yes, in full at the back. It walks through the reasoning step by step, so once you've named the ticket you can trace exactly how each clue narrowed the field - and see precisely where the truth was hiding the whole time.

    Neither, and that's deliberate. It's demanding enough that the finish means something, but every clue is fair and nothing is hidden behind a trick. The red herrings only catch people who guess, so working methodically is always rewarded.

    Yes, and a lot of people prefer it that way. Working it with someone else means arguing over clues and catching what the other person missed. It works just as well alone, which is why it lands so well as a gift for anyone who loves a mystery.

    It's a physical paperback, 230 pages, designed to be worked with a pencil so you can cross records off as you eliminate them. No app, no online component, and nothing to download - just the book and somewhere to sit.

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