The lighting and sound were efficient and well-managed, and I appreciated the incidental music which was all chocolate-themed. Thank you, particularly for introducing me to the very funny Chocolate Song by Marcus Turner, which installed itself as an earworm on my drive home. Amie Wallace played DCI Abbott, who investigates the murder and directs proceedings in the latter part of the play. She came across as confident, knowing and efficient. She is currently plotting new Murder Mysteries and helping police with their enquiries into an increased frequency of Google searches on how to kill people.

This guide will tell you about your character and motives, instructions for how to play and more. All the information you will need at the party will be in your guide. Guess what! If you’re the killer, you won’t know it. There are a number of reasons for this that are explained further in your guide. Trust us, it’s waaaaaaay better this way. Her family dynamic is great. Her two great aunties are fantabulous! Spunky and outspoken and so loving. Reminds me of some of my family that has passed away. God help me but I truly love women who are like that. Strong, brave, yes even a bit mouthy. You get nowhere in life being silent. How can anyone possibly be satisfied with others making choices and decisions for them?I liked that new information came out every round to keep the game moving along, but as in most murder mystery games, there were a couple of times when we didn't know enough about our characters to answer some of the questions we were asked before that information was even revealed to us. A joint party is being held at Thornbury’s Chocolates to launch the new range of Symphony Chocolates and also to celebrate the 18th birthday party of Shopin Channill (That’s pronounced Show-pan) who is the daughter of Thornbury’s owner Cocoa Channill. What could possibly go wrong on such a happy night? This game is guarantee to be drop dead fun, and that by the end of the evening one (or more) of the suspects, your friends will be caught out as the murderer! This game is for 6 - 8 players and suitable for age 13 years and over. A joint party is being held at Thornbury’s Chocolates to launch the new range of Symphony Chocolates and also to celebrate the 40th birthday party of Shopin Channill (That’s pronounced Show-pan) who is the daughter of Thornbury’s owner Cocoa Channill. What could possibly go wrong on such a happy night?

CHOCOLAT' BERTRAND - The greatest legend of the Belgian chocolate industry, he is known as much for his ruthless business practices as for his suave bonhomie. Choco’s owner, Brad Fairway, is pulling sneaky stunts to divert Moose patrons to his own shop, and Ellie finally confronts him about his tactics. But when Brad is found dead next day—and the weapon is a gun that belongs to Ellie—it’s only a matter of time before she is charged with the crime. The suspects all had chocolate-related names. Rachel Munns played Lin D’Or, a Swiss chocolatier with a hard shell, never dropping her accent once. Michelle Marshall played Jelly Bean, the company secretary, as a put-upon, reliable, lovable woman, who turned out to have some dark secrets. Sarah Kendall as Dolly Mixtures played the apparent airhead blonde who has seduced the victim and is the beneficiary of his will. Is she the murderer? Parma Violet, sweet and innocent in appearance, was played well by Chloe Gleadhill; and the union representative and jobsworth, Cherry Pips, clutched her rule book and kept us all amused. The final suspect was Toby Le Rone, Lin D’Or’s rival chocolatier, played as a nonchalant Glaswegian by Jonathan Ireland. Had the competition between the Scottish and Swiss chocolate masters resulted in the murder of their employer? She started writing fiction at a young age but Santa saw through those and never took her off the naughty list.Jonah, wow, I just love me a man like that. I always have a huge amount of respect for a man who listens to his woman but who also isn't afraid of standing up to her either. Being independent is great but really we all need someone to lean on at least sometimes. I love that even from the first book he has this innate want and need to protect her without him even understanding why.