Last Booked Service: An Interactive Murder Mystery - One Body, Four True Endings

One body. Four killers. Four true solutions. You choose which truth to find.

Château Reverie's second Michelin star hangs on tonight's service - and the inspector dining incognito at table six knows it. When founder-chef August Rook collapses at his own pass mid-service, the general manager makes a choice before anyone calls it a crime: seal the room, hold every door, protect the star. No police until dawn.

You are a paying guest at table nine, sealed in with the brigade and a body. The official reading is a stopped heart. The real reading depends on which thread you pull.

Pull the tasting spoon thread: The sous chef's station ran the cross-contamination that shouldn't have been survivable - if the safeguard built to save him hadn't already been sabotaged.

Pull the chef's pour thread: The sommelier poured his last glass herself. The cellar keeps records of what's really in every bottle.

Pull the cold store thread: The pastry chef signed for the nitrogen delivery. The walk-in's own log knows how much came back out.

Pull the oldest friend's thread: The investor who built this restaurant with him gave him his nightly injection himself - vitamins, he said. The vial tells a different story.

Four threads. Four clinchers. Four true endings - each one completely deducible from the clues on your path. Read again, pull a different thread, and convict someone new. The evidence will hold either way.

The Last Booked Service is the fifth book in the Iris Kerr Interactive Series - closed-circle murder mysteries where the culprit genuinely changes with the path, and fair play is never broken.