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    Murder by Numbers (Sudoku Mystery Series #2) by Kaye Morgan

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    • Pub. Date: January 2008
    • 240pp
    • Sales Rank: 145,162
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      • Pub. Date: January 2008
      • Publisher: Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated
      • Format: Paperback, 240pp
      • Sales Rank: 145,162

      Synopsis

      Puzzle master Liza Kelly must sharpen her pencil-and her wits-to solve a calculated killing. Second in the Sudoku mystery series--from the author of Death by Sudoku.

      Taking on the role of publicist puts Liza in the center of the action on the production of the film Counterfeit, where inflated egos and artistic temperaments clash both on set and off. But when one of the film's major players is found dead, Sudoku Maven Liza realizes that the numbers don't quite add up. Now it's up to her to investigate the cast and crew in order to determine just who wrote this death scene.

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      Another Page Turnerby Anonymous

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      August 26, 2008: This mystery was just as exciting as 'Death by Sudoku'. I read it one day. This one was filled with even more drama. I loved the way sudoku puzzles help solve these crimes. I have read & loved the next novel as well and will write a review for that one. This is a must read.

      cleverly constructed mystery with sudoku puzzlesby harstan

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      November 03, 2007: Tired of being a publicist to the stars, Liza Kelly quit the Hollywood scene and settled down in her hometown of Maiden?s Bay, Oregon. The mayor is attracting movie makers to the town so ironically Liza remains a publicist although she also has a new career as a newspaper columnist on the Oregon Daily providing sudoku puzzles. They are filming Counterfeit in town but when as they near completion, the director Terrence Hamblyn is in a car accident. Mirage Productions? owner Oliver Chissel places Lloyd Olbrich as the new director. He insists on revisions, which means more locality filming of scenes already done. The mayor and the shop owners are livid the former because he wants to expand Main Street and the latter because they will not be paid until the movie is completed. None of the proprietors have deep pockets that they can afford the delay. While walking alone on the beach, Liza spots the head of Chissel with his body buried in the sand. Liza investigates the homicide and quickly discovers many people in the movie business and locally had motives to kill the studio owner. Her continual digging upsets someone who tries to kill her. --- Kaye Morgan has written a cleverly constructed mystery that reflects the finely crafted sudoku puzzles that are included for fans to enjoy. The protagonist is an independent person who is estranged from her husband although they love one another he is in town rewriting aspects of the script. Liza is obstinate as her spouse knows so he is not shocked when she makes inquires even after threats to her life. Her investigation especially looking at those involved with the movie provides the audience with an insider?s glimpse at filming on location. --- Harriet Klausner