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THE KILLER ISN'T JUNE

An Interactive Murder Mystery Case File for Adults — Examine the Evidence, Challenge Every Alibi, Eliminate the Suspects, Uncover Hidden Motives, and Unmask the Real Killer.

by Midnight Case Press
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A murder has been committed, and the truth is buried beneath a web of conflicting alibis, hidden motives, and suspicious evidence.

THE KILLER ISN'T JUNE is an interactive murder mystery case file for adults. Examine the evidence, challenge every alibi, eliminate the suspects, uncover hidden motives, and piece together the clues.

But be careful—nothing is exactly what it seems.

Can you uncover the truth and unmask the real killer?

Type
Novel
Format
Paperback
Published
Aug 2026
Pages
160
Language
ENGLISH
ISBN
9780557958559
Publisher
Midnight Case Press

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Violence
2/4

limited injury detail

Romance / Sex
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Biblical Themes
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Author note: Readers should know: Contains fictional murder, death, crime-scene descriptions, deception, accusations, and suspenseful investigation. The book includes interactive puzzles and clues that require active reader participation. No graphic or excessively gory content is intended.

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Tone

Hopeful
Dark
Bittersweet

Themes

Survival
Power & Corruption
Betrayal

Tropes

Wise Mentor
Secret Identity
Action-Driven

Setting

Urban / City
Small Town / Country

Point-of-View

1st person present
3rd present
6-10 POV characters

Pace

Fast-Paced

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