Any book that makes me want to rush home and continue reading (rather than do pretty much anything else) is at least a four-star book for me. If it also keeps the tension, makes me wonder what on eart is going on, and lets me second-guess every character's identity and/or intentions, it's very possible that it gets an additional star. This true page-turner with its witty premise and beautiful setting checked almost all of my boxes, a delight to read, and recommended to everyone who likes a classic whodunit, but wants more than that from time to time.