Fairly slow moving to begin with, as her other prior books in the series are. But once one gets to the half way point they tend to pick up. Are all her stories two body mysteries?

I still appreciate the language and colloquialisms she uses.

I enjoyed the character building of Sandy here instead of bringing in outside investigative help.

There were a few places where I felt she was placing distracting information or conveniently leaving things out which have influence on how one views the characters and their motivations versus her plotting as an author.

I'd seen the first half of this TV episode, but apparently missed the ending.