Ron K. (WhidbeyIslander) -
AN OK golden age mystery. I thought there were too many characters to keep track of without a list (as in some golden age mystery books), at least at first. But eventually each one was fleshed out. Writing was good and much was from the viewpoint of one of the characters who was an interesting person. Solution was a little far-fetched and some of it didn't make a lot of sense. For a better golden age mystery where murder takes place in an isolated house cut off by a blizzard, my choice is still Hake Talbot's "Rim of the Pit."
