Let's Play: How To Make An Ominous-Sounding Mystery Title
Mainstream mystery titles have the uncanny ability to turn the ordinary into the ominous. Like a macabre version of Mad Libs, sometimes all a title needs is a combination of a person and a place to achieve maximum foreboding. The Body in the Library, The Couple Next Door, and The Woman in the Window are all prime examples of this. And if you want to turn the terror up a notch, you can never go wrong with adding the word "girl" to let readers know that trouble isn't too far away.
The rules to this game are simple: Match your birth month and birth date to the chart below. Then stand back for that spine-tingling (or snicker-inducing) effect. Who knows? Your title could be the next big name in the mystery genre!
What's your bestselling mystery title? Share it with us in the comments!
The rules to this game are simple: Match your birth month and birth date to the chart below. Then stand back for that spine-tingling (or snicker-inducing) effect. Who knows? Your title could be the next big name in the mystery genre!

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Sounds quite good. Don’t know if the widow is a victim the perpetrator or even the sleuth. I actually want to read this. 😜

Imposter? Of what? A broom? A true master of disguise!!

The Jungle

don't think I like the sound of that"
Better than The Imposter in the Operating Room...

don't think I like the sound of that"
Better than The Imposter in the Operating Room..."
I agree with you Kirsten
Wow, so.... mysterious.