Books like The Mill House Murders
Each year guests gather at the Mill House, home of a masked recluse in the mountains, to see his late father's paintings, and one stormy night a guest vanishes and another dies.
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Murder in the Crooked House
At the Ice Floe Mansion, a tilted glass house on the northern tip of Hokkaido, a wealthy industrialist gathers guests for Christmas, and a chauffeur is found stabbed in a locked room.
The 8 Mansion Murders
Inspector Kyoya Hayami investigates a man shot with a crossbow in the Eight Mansion, a rich family's house built in the shape of a figure eight.
Death in the House of Rain
Three people are killed in one night at Rain House, a mansion in the Taiwanese mountains, each in a locked room.
Death on Gokumon Island
In 1946 Kosuke Kindaichi travels to Gokumon, a remote island in the Seto Inland Sea, to deliver a message from a dying war comrade, who warned that his three sisters would be murdered.
The Moai Island Puzzle
Alice Arisugawa and his friends from a university mystery club travel to a remote island dotted with moai statues to solve a treasure puzzle left by a dead man, and the killings begin.
The Ginza Ghost
Twelve impossible-crime stories from the golden age of the Japanese mystery in the 1930s.
The Red Locked Room
Impossible-crime stories by one of the masters of the Japanese puzzle mystery, written in the 1950s and 60s, several featuring Chief Inspector Onitsura.
The Mystery of the Yellow Room
Mathilde Stangerson is attacked in a room locked from the inside at her father's chateau outside Paris, and the young reporter Joseph Rouletabille sets out to explain how.
The Plague Court Murders
At Plague Court, a haunted house in London, a fraudulent psychic is found stabbed in a locked stone hut in the garden, and Sir Henry Merrivale is called in.
The Red House Mystery
Antony Gillingham, a gentleman of leisure, arrives at the Red House to visit a friend just as a shot is fired behind a locked office door, and the host's black-sheep brother is found dead inside.
Strange Pictures
A university student finds a strange blog kept by a husband during his wife's pregnancy, and from there a set of mysteries, each built around drawings the reader is invited to study, turn out to be connected.
Strange Houses
A writer drawn to the macabre is asked to look into a Tokyo house for sale whose floor plan has a space between its walls that no door reaches; he shows the plans to his architect friend Kurihara, who finds more that doesn't add up.