Hello everyone!
I am the author of 3 Hours, and I want to sincerely thank you for reading this book and following it all the way to this point. I started writing 3 Hours back in 2023, and now here we are in 2026, almost at the end of the journey ,finally closing in on the answer everyone has been waiting for: Who murdered Paul Katore?
To be clear, 3 Hours is a work of fiction. The characters, events, and locations are entirely imaginary and not based on any real individuals.
The story opens with Charles, who wakes up to the sound of screaming. When he rushes outside, he sees the police dragging away his best friend, Derrick. Before Derrick is taken away, he begs Charles to find someone named Alicia.
Charles eventually tracks Alicia down, but she refuses to help him. Upset and feeling betrayed, Charles decides to investigate the murder alone. However, when he sneaks back to the crime scene, he unexpectedly finds Alicia already there. Realizing that neither of them can solve this mystery alone, the two finally agree to work together.
After examining the crime scene and gathering early clues, Charles and Alicia interview Paul's girlfriend, Candice Adams. Candice shares her version of events, but nearly slips up hinting that she knows more than she's willing to say.
From there, Alicia decides it's time to speak with the neighbors. But there's a major problem: everyone hated Paul. In fact, every neighbor had a motive. Meaning anyone could be the killer.
So the question remains:
Who killed Paul Katore?
Was it Derrick? Candice? The Willows? Alicia herself? Or one of the neighbors from across the street?
Here's a reminder of the other suspects:
Angelo
Mrs. Jameson and her son Caleb
Kitty
Old Man Jones
Mrs. Henshaw
The Eggons
George
They all had reasons. They all had something to gain. And they all had secrets.
So who do you think did it?
Feel free to comment your theories, suspect someone bold, or even make predictions on how you want the story to end. I love hearing your thoughts and ideas, and your engagement means so much to me.
Thank you again for reading, for supporting this story, and for joining this mystery.
From the author of 3 Hours
