Betsy Francis
Betsy Francis began writing Murder Mysteries to relieve some of her internal desires of expressing individual sexuality and social motivated actions. She was recently quoted as saying, "My main desire is to make all characters loved or hated due to their sexual and social appearance".
Betsy writes mystery party games for Host-Party.
Games From Betsy Francis
 | Join a celebration filled with high spirits, fun and laughter - until the party is disrupted by the revelation of a real broken heart! |
 | Set in the era of the 70s & 80s, the coolest party of the holidays includes trivia, dancing and of course, a murder. Come join the fun! |
 | Set in the sunny and laid-back Florida Keys in the 80's, someone gets wasted in Margaritaville, and everyone's a suspect ... so come join the fun! |
 | A Texas-Size murder mystery party game that will keep your guests guessing, great for a backyard barbeque! |
 | Get ready for some teased-up hair and Member's Only jackets mixed with a fun '80s story line and trivia challenges - guests can totally chill out and have a blast unless someone totally gets murdered! |
 | Who killed the winner of the Snobwood Country Club's Annual Club Golf Championship? Find out who clubbed the champion in this awards banquet mystery party. |
 | The Snobwood Country Club is the setting for this murder mystery party game. The Golf Club Champion never was able to receive the trophy, due to an untimely death! Who clubbed the champion? |
 | Something is brewing on Mysteria Lane, and the coolest party of the year includes trivia, dancing and of course, a murder! |
 | A murder mystery, strictly for women, set in the beautiful Mysteria Lane neighborhood. Great fun for hen parties or any all girls night! |
 | Set in the stylin' 90s era, the coolest party of the decade includes trivia, dancing and of course, a murder! Everyone is a suspect, so come join the fun! |
 | Who, at the totally unfashionable Annual Trailer Park Smorgasbord Dinner and Dance party, murdered of one of the residents and created this trailer trash tragedy? |
