SOLVED. Interactive mystery book/experience. [s]

[Marc]

I am trying to remember a book I read back in the early/mid '80s. It was a type of an interactive mystery (geared toward adults). It presented kind of like a police dossier of a crime. It had what looked like hand-written sections and bit's of evidence, like letters. You could take all these bits of "evidence" out and examine them. From what I can remember, it was in a style similar to an Agatha Christie novel. At the end of the book was a sealed section you had to break open to see if you were able to solve it. It was a cool concept and it drives me crazy that I can't remember what it was called.

[Shelley]

That sounds good hope you find it.

[Deanne]

I may be dreaming, but I would swear someone else posted about this, and I think it was solved. But it was months ago. I don't know how to search the posts, but maybe someone else will remember...
Good luck!

[Marc]

Deanne wrote: "I may be dreaming, but I would swear someone else posted about this, and I think it was solved. But it was months ago. I don't know how to search the posts, but maybe someone else will remember...
..."

Got it! I went back and looked through the posts a little more thoroughly and found it. It's called the Crime Dossier series by Robert Wheatley. Thank you!

[Kris]

Glad you found your books, Marc. Here's the link for the Crime Dossier series by Dennis Wheatley - https://www.goodreads.com/series/4413...