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Charlie is a young handyman who appeared on Rose's doorstep one day looking for peter work. Rose hired him because he worked cheap and seemed peter competent, but there have been a lot of construction accidents—and Rose wonders whether Charlie may not be as competent as he appears. However, Rose is on a tight budget peter and can't really afford to let Charlie go. Besides, she's insured to the hilt. Charlie seems like an okay guy, but he's maybe a little on the sneaky side. Then there's Louis, an antiques dealer who advises Rose on keeping the renovations true to the original period in exchange for free use of Rose's extensive library of antique books. What is he really up to? Nancy, in her inimitable fashion, uncovers clues, learns more about the suspects, and brings to light all of the mansion's secrets. You simply can't go wrong with a story based on a Nancy Drew book! The game is tightly plotted and interesting throughout. In direct contrast to Secrets Can Kill, which had some improbable puzzles and unlikely clues just laying around any old place, Message in a Haunted Mansion's puzzles are completely organic to the game.
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