Unravel the Mystery Within a Mystery That's Taking TV by Storm

The wait for the highly anticipated PBS series "Moonflower Murders" is finally over, and mystery fans are in for a treat. Based on the bestselling novel of the same name by Anthony Horowitz, this show is unlike anything else currently gracing our television screens. We recently had the chance to sit down with Horowitz, as well as star Pippa Bennett-Warner, to break down the intricate mystery within a mystery that's at the heart of this thrilling new series.

For those unfamiliar with the world of "Moonflower Murders", the show centers around Susan Ryeland, a former detective turned editor who stumbles upon a long-buried manuscript containing the solution to a murder mystery. But as Ryeland delves deeper into the manuscript, she realizes that the solution may not be the only one - and that there may be more to this seemingly simple whodunit than initially meets the eye.

"When I came up with the idea of a mystery within a mystery, I knew I wanted it to be something truly unique," explained Horowitz in our exclusive interview. "I've always been fascinated by the way stories can twist and turn in unexpected ways, and I knew this concept would allow me to do just that."

As for what viewers can expect from the series, star Pippa Bennett-Warner - who plays the role of Ryeland - promises a wild ride full of twists and turns. "One of the things that drew me to this project was the sheer complexity of the mystery," she revealed. "It's not just a simple whodunit - it's a layered, multi-faceted puzzle that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats."

So what is it about "Moonflower Murders" that sets it apart from other mystery series currently airing on TV? According to Horowitz, it all comes down to the show's clever blend of character-driven drama and clever plot twists. "While many mystery shows focus solely on the puzzle itself, we've taken a different approach," he explained. "We've crafted a story that's deeply rooted in its characters and their emotional journeys, which makes the mystery itself all the more satisfying to unravel."

With a talented cast, razor-sharp writing, and a puzzle that will keep even the most seasoned mystery fan guessing, "Moonflower Murders" is shaping up to be a must-watch for anyone who loves a good whodunit. Catch the series premiere now on PBS - if you dare!