About the Author

G. T. Karber grew up in a small town in Arkansas, the son of a judge and a civil rights attorney. He graduated summa cum laude from the University of Arkansas with a degree in mathematics and English literature. Then, he moved to Los Angeles, where he received a Masters in Fine Arts from the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts.

As the General Secretary of the Hollywood Mystery Society, a theater ensemble and cinematic social club, he has overseen the staging of more than 30 immersive whodunits in the LA area.

Reviews

Praise for Murdle: "An absolute phenomenon." --Richard Osman, bestselling author of the Thursday Murder Club mysteries

"Murdle is a must-read." --CBS Essentials

"Murdle is brilliant fun! Each one is like working to unravel an Agatha Christie-esque mini-mystery in a visually enticing logic puzzle. Move over Wordle, my brain cells want to solve a Murdle!" --Celeste Connally, author of Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Lord "Murdle is a high-speed game of Clue that tortures your brain in the most enjoyable way. " --Mindy Quigley, author of Six Feet Deep Dish and Ashes to Ashes, Crust to Crust "I'm completely obsessed with the highly addictive Murdle, a unique intersection of logic puzzles and armchair sleuthing. With an enjoyable story and challenging puzzles, I'm left wondering if anyone can be trusted." --Olivia Blacke, author of Vinyl Resting Place and A Fatal Groove "The ultimate puzzle for secret sleuths. Sure to get those little gray cells firing." --Ellie Alexander, author of the Bakeshop Mystery series "Thoroughly entertaining and equally as challenging. These bite-sized mysteries will keep even the most seasoned sleuths guessing." --Vivien Chien, author of the Noodle Shop Mystery series "Murdle is perfect for the armchair detective. With a mystery story, a challenging puzzle, and just enough clues, you can be your new favorite sleuth." --Dianne Freeman, author of the award-winning Countess of Harleigh mystery series "Clever, satisfying and utterly addictive" --Janice Hallett, bestselling author of The Appeal