Puzzle Lady Mysteries
In collaboration with the mystery novelist Parnell Hall, Nosowsky has produced puzzles that appear in Hall's "Puzzle Lady" novels, such as You Have the Right to Remain Puzzled. Hall's narrative sets the storyline, and in four of his novels, Nosowsky's puzzles drop clues for the reader.
Nosowsky resides in the Diamond Heights neighborhood of San Francisco with his wife Debby.
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