Silent Parade

I don't have much experience with the murder/locked-room mystery subgenre, but I think this was fine? It has everything I'd expect from one: Murders, plenty of suspects, convoluted plots, reveals from beginning to end and a somewhat quirky detective character whose extraordinary and ultra reliable intuition makes me feel I'm watching Chris Remo solve the NYT crossword on YouTube without a single doubt he's gonna do it by the time the video's over. I find it interesting that the book is more about the how than the who, which I expect might let some people down, but even on that front it has some reveals up its sleeve.