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I thought this was interesting for about the first twenty-five percent of the book. Then it became obvious who the killer was, but the book was just flat, the characters didn't seem real, there were too many inconsistencies in their actions and contradictions in the dialogue. The author spent the rest of the time in a long, drawn out process of telling the same information over and over. She kept bringing out the same suspects, believing obviously questionable statements and doubting logical explanations. I thought about giving it two stars since I finished the book, but no, it just wasn't good enough for two.