It is 1889. Sir Charles Biskerville has been found dead in the garden of his ancestral home. There are no murder weapons and no footprints, only the paw prints of a gigantic hound some twenty yards away. Speculation is rife that there is canine involvement. Legend has it that the Biskerville family is cursed and that a terrifying dog haunts the moor. Has this luminous, ghastly and spectral beast struck again?

The doctor that attended the scene believes that the baronet died of a heart attack brought on by shock but the question that everyone must answer is this. What did Sir Charles see on that dark, fateful night?

Suspects include:

Sir Henry Biskerville - Lord of Biskerville Hall.
Dr. Whats-On - Hemlock Soames' friendly sidekick.
Mr. Rodger Stapledon - Eccentric naturalist and collector of butterflies.
Miss Beryl Stapledon - Rodger Stapledon's sister.
Flora Fly-Off - A local beauty.
Daisy Droppitt - Clumsy housemaid.
Hurrymore - Sir Henry's butler.
Mrs Mangles - Owner of Ross and Mangles, the dog dealers on Fulham Road.

This murder mystery has been rated as TEEN by the ESRB rating guide. This means it contains content suitable for audiences over 13. Namely:
A murder - violence suggested.
Comic Mischief - Depictions or dialogue involving slapstick or suggestive humour.
Mature Themes - Mrs Hurrymore reveals she is Sir Arthur's lover. and Dr Cautimore has been prescribing Laudenum.

• 8 character booklets
• 8 invitations and envelopes
• Instructions including recipe suggestions
• Name labels
• CD recording and script for the inspector (which means you can invite an extra guest if wished)