Murder at the Velvet Vine
When the proprietor of the Velvet Vine, Victor Langley, is found dead right before his big announcement, the audience must do more than gasp, they must solve the murder.
Was it his estranged daughter? The shady business partner? The jilted ex-lover? Or perhaps the ambitious chef?
Detective Evelyn Graves is on the case, but can she solve the case before the killer strikes again?
Castaways and Conspiracies
When the Wreck-reator ends up on a remote island, everyone is looking for someone to blame. Tensions come to an all time high when a body is found in the dead of night.
Marcy Duval, a journalist poking her nose in everyone’s business is found dead and the Captain begins an investigation to find the culprit.
Question is, can the Captain be trusted any more than the other suspects?
The Scarlet Four
A masquerade ball. Two twin brothers in masks. Four redheaded women without an invite. What could possibly go wrong?
When the wrong twin drops dead at the height of the party, it’s up to you to uncover the truth:
Who wanted Ambrose Thorne dead?
Who is his illegitimate heir?
And why were all the suspects born… redheaded?
Murder on the Dance Floor
It’s 1984 and the Electric Eel, the hottest nightclub in town, is hosting the Neon Nights Dance Off finale. But as the music hits it’s peak, tragedy strikes.
Tony Two-Step, one of the star performers is found dead in the middle of the dance floor. The crowd is stunned, the glitter is tainted, and someone in this club is hiding a deadly secret.
Join Detective Boogie Shoes and help resolve this sequin covered tragedy.
Blood Will Tell
When famed vampire hunter Balthazar Von Halsing is found murdered, the centuries-old truce between vampire families begins to splinter. But the real shock? Gray didn’t stay dead. He rises. Turned, fanged, and furious. And above all, determined to find out who betrayed him and why.
Now the heads of the four ancient vampire clans stand accused. Each is powerful. Each is hiding something. Each had something to gain from his death.
