I think 'The Vanishing Clue' works well. It implies that a crucial piece of evidence or information has disappeared, leaving the protagonist and the reader to search for answers.
One could be 'The Unsolved Enigma'. It creates an air of mystery and makes the reader curious to know more.
A title that hints at the mystery without giving it away is good. For example, 'The Vanishing at Midnight'. It makes the reader wonder what vanished at midnight. The use of words like'secret', 'enigma' or 'riddle' can also be great. Another good type is a title that has a double meaning related to the mystery, like 'The Key to the Dark Room' where the 'key' could be literal or metaphorical.
I think 'The Midnight Enigma' could be a great title. It creates a sense of mystery in the dead of night and makes you wonder what the enigma could be.
You could use 'The Shadow in the Alley'. It gives a spooky and mysterious feeling. Just the thought of a shadow in an alley makes the reader wonder what's lurking there. Is it a person? A supernatural being? It sets the mood for a mystery.
Highlight the mystery. A simple 'The Unsolved Mystery' can draw readers in. Another idea is to use a location related to the mystery, for example, 'The Mystery of the Old Mansion'.
Well, titles like 'Mystery in the Mist', 'The Cursed Inheritance', and 'The Hidden Chamber' work well for mystery stories. 'Mystery in the Mist' gives a sense of something unknown lurking in the fog. 'The Cursed Inheritance' implies a mystery related to an inheritance that has some sort of dark secret. And 'The Hidden Chamber' makes readers wonder what could be inside that hidden place.
Think about the mood of your story. If it's a dark and brooding mystery, a title like 'Midnight's Mystery' could work. The word 'midnight' often connotes mystery and danger. You can also use words that create a sense of mystery like 'enigma', 'riddle', or 'puzzle' in your title. For instance, 'The Enigma of the Old Oak Tree' if your mystery is centered around an old oak tree.
Sure. Mystery, of course. A title like 'The Mysterious Package' has the word'mysterious' which sets the mood. Another element could be suspense. 'The Hanging Question' gives a feeling of suspense. Also, an element of the unknown is good. For example, 'The Unknown Visitor' makes the reader wonder who this visitor is.
Well, a good title could be something like 'Love's Triumph' for a romance story. It should hint at the main idea or emotion of the story without giving too much away.
A good title could be 'The Secret Adventure' as it creates intrigue and makes readers want to know more.
It could be 'The Secret Adventure' as it creates intrigue and mystery.