At a glance
Mystery and suspense
The Invisible Chimes
154 pages · First published 1932
Judy Bolton encounters a mystery in which unexplained chimes seem to sound without any visible source, turning an ordinary setting into something apparently supernatural. She refuses to accept a ghostly explanation without investigating the people and circumstances surrounding the sounds. Friends and family are drawn into a puzzle where hidden motives prove more important than eerie effects. Margaret Sutton’s third Judy Bolton mystery combines adolescent sleuthing and atmospheric suspense while reinforcing Judy’s habit of looking for human explanations behind frightening appearances.
Case-File Cold Brew + Smoked Old Fashioned
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Content notes
Crime/danger and peril · Mild frightening/intense material
Alcohol-Free Pour
Case-File Cold Brew
Rich coffee suits an evening of clues and clever sleuthing.
What you'll need
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- Stir any sweetener, cocoa, or spices into the coffee until dissolved. Add milk or cream if listed and garnish as indicated.
- Garnish: Orange peel if listed; otherwise none.
- Glassware: Mug or highball glass as appropriate.
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Highball glass ↗Mug ↗Cocktail Pour · 21+
Smoked Old Fashioned
For adults of legal drinking age. Please drink responsibly.
A warming pour with a sharp edge suits an evening of clues and clever sleuthing.
What you'll need
- 2 oz bourbon
- 1/4 oz demerara syrup ↗
- 2–3 dashes aromatic bitters
- Ice
- Food-safe oak or cherry wood chips for smoking ↗
How to mix it
- Stir bourbon, demerara syrup, and bitters with ice and strain over one large cube. Express an orange peel over the drink. Use a cocktail smoker with food-safe oak or cherry chips to fill the covered glass with smoke for 20–30 seconds, then uncover and serve.
- Garnish: Orange peel.
- Glassware: Rocks glass.
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