Three series, one owl
Compare the Owlbrook series
Each series is its own world with its own kinds of puzzle. Here's how they compare, so you can find the one that suits you (or the person you're buying for).
Series comparison
| Series | Mood | Puzzles | Setting | Books | Size & price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Owlbrook Puzzles | Bright, cozy and family-friendly | Cozy mysteries, word search, nonograms, word deduction and mazes | Everyday themes, a cozy village | 5 | Paperbacks, 8.5 × 11 in (Five-Letter Word Detective 6 × 9 in), $9.99 |
| Owlbrook Noir | Dark and atmospheric, but never gory | Logic grids, ciphers, floor plans and evidence files | Rain-soaked harbor cities, Victorian London and the case files of detectives past | 4 | Paperbacks, 8.5 × 11 in, $11.99 |
| Owlbrook Grim Tales | Macabre and darkly funny, but never nasty | Chains of mixed puzzles: ciphers, logic grids, floor plans, timelines, lying witnesses and more | The crooked town of Sorrowby-on-the-Wane | 5 | Paperbacks, 8.5 × 11 in, $12.99 |
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The originals
Owlbrook Puzzles
Five very different books with one thing in common: a small idea that makes a familiar puzzle feel new.
Dark mysteries
Owlbrook Noir
Each book tells one story across all its cases, with a twist at the end, and every case has exactly one answer.
Gothic murder mysteries
Owlbrook Grim Tales
Every book mixes ten kinds of puzzle into chains: each answer is a piece of evidence, a lock code or a key, and the last deduction names the killer.