"I have never had a puzzle book like this in my life. 46,600 suspects, 18 clues, and you work through them by process of elimination — for example, one clue tells you the killer's name doesn't start with S, so you go through the entire book and cross off every name beginning with S. You can tackle all 18 clues chapter by chapter or take one clue through the whole book at a time — totally up to you. What I didn't expect was how completely addictive it would become. My friends and I all bought a copy and every day at work we have a little coffee chat comparing notes on which clue we're on — with a strict rule that nobody reveals the killer until we've all finished. I've worked this book on my lunch hour, at doctor's appointments, before bed, and every spare minute in between. If you're someone who scrolls your phone at night and can't wind down — put the phone down and pick this up instead. You will not be disappointed. Grab it fast — it's sold out a couple of times already."

"I went into this thinking it was going to be a murder mystery novel. It is nothing like that. The entire book is 46,600 suspect names — chapter after chapter — and your job is to work through a series of clues to eliminate the innocent and find the killer. For example, one clue tells you the killer's name is not six letters long — so you go through every page and cross off every six-letter name. It sounds simple but the process is completely addictive. It reminds me of a word search but with actual logic and stakes behind it. A genuinely unique concept I've never seen before in a puzzle book. If you love mysteries and deduction, don't sleep on this one."

"22 year old Alice Starling is missing. In her apartment, police found three things — a dead body, a cryptic note, and a binder of 46,600 names. What they don't know is that Alice left you 18 clues to identify the real killer and prove her innocence. You open the note and read the first line over and over — "It wasn't me." The moment I read that I got actual chills. The storytelling that sets this up before you even start solving is unlike anything I've experienced in a puzzle book. From there it's your job to work through all 18 clues and eliminate every single suspect until only one name remains. I haven't been this excited about a book in years. If you love mystery, puzzle solving, and feeling like you're actually part of the story — this one is for you."

"I am always telling people they need a hobby that actually turns their brain off — and I finally found it. The Killer Isn't Alice is a mystery and a puzzle in one and honestly it does not get better than that combination. The whole book is filled with names — every single chapter, page after page of suspects. 46,600 of them. Then at the beginning it walks you through the clues — the first one tells you the killer's name is longer than three letters, so you go through and eliminate every three-letter name. Then more clues follow and you narrow it down further and further. The story behind it is what really got me — 22 year old Alice is missing, and in her apartment police found three things: a binder of names, a cryptic note, and a dead body. She's trusting you to find the real killer. I am starting this tonight and I genuinely cannot wait. If you've been looking for something to pull you away from your phone and actually engage your brain — this is it."