Robin Logan was brutally killed on the walking paths of the Sunset Years retirement community. People are afraid to leave their homes. Senior Inspector Lance must find the murderer before they kill again. Is This a Book? A Play? A Game? Or All Three? What if your favorite murder mystery book was also a play you could stage at home to entertain your friends? What if you could turn it into a game where participants competed to discover who the murderer was and how the crime was committed? Now you can! Double Down on Death is a live-event mystery play approach we use to entertain hundreds of residents each year in the real-life central Florida city that serves as the basis for our fictional Sunset Years senior retirement community. This second edition of Double Down on Death features new, full-page AI-generated character avatars. These photorealistic images greatly enhance readers' experience of the story. What hasn't changed is that Double Down on Death is a devilishly good story. There's intrigue, misunderstandings, and a surprising amount of hanky-panky that makes role-playing these characters laugh-out-loud fun, whether you are sixteen, sixty, or beyond. If you'd like to experience this story in conventional book form , turn to the Introduction. Start there and read to the end. If you'd like to experience this story as a play or game, use the included instructions and tools to have six to eleven people act out the roles and compete to unmask the killer. You should be able to easily finish in less than two hours. So, what are you waiting for? Robin Logan has been murdered. One of these characters is the killer. It’s up to you—or maybe you and your friends—to find out who!