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My solved to stumped ratio was particularly bad in this one! 😬 Though, IMO, none of the solutions were particularly convincing. Was the author running out of ideas, I wonder?
Also, it was unpleasant reading due to one incident of animal cruelty and racist portrayals of indigenous Americans. The fact that it was the Seminole, however, it does help geolocate Idaville as being in Florida or one of its neighboring states with a coastline.
DebinHawaii, DGRachel, MatchlessMarie, Read4life, bookandbedandtea, Sace, InkedBookworm13, audraelizabeth, TheAromaofBooksDGRachel This one was definitely not my favorite and I‘m glad I‘m not the only one who thought some of the solved involved questionable logic. I remember thinking, “well, yes, that‘s true, but what about…”. 2d
Ruthiella @DGRachel Yes. The real mystery here is why the perpetrators confess so readily when faced with such flimsy “proof” of their crimes. 😅 2d
Read4life I‘m with you on this. I think this was the weakest in the series so far and by far my least favorite. 2d
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Ruthiella @Read4life Let‘s hope the next one is better! 🤞 2d
Sace I‘m glad I wasn‘t the only one with fewer solves than usual! 1d
Ruthiella @Sace This does seem to be one of the weaker entries in the series. 1d
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