3.5-4* So excellently thought out! Three stories, each eight (and under) chapters telling a mystery story that allows you to guess along the way... that's just pure fun. They each were really easy to read through, and they were each so creative! The author's structure in writing is very unique and new to me. She introduces the situations clearly, and she told the story in a very direct, straight-to-the-point way.
For the stories Murder in Crestville, USA and Who Murdered the Most Hated Man in Town, I enjoyed following Beth and Rogers around! Beth felt like an EXACT Miss Marple, especially with her knitting and keen observation. XD Those two stories were my favorite. Okay, maybe it's because Beth and Rogers felt like such comfortable characters! I mean, nothing gets more comfortable than an older lady and her nephew solving a mystery together. I enjoyed The Clayton Agency (the second story), but just a tinzy tiny less than the other two (for no specific reason; maybe Beth and Rogers won my heart that easily already :D). Although, the characters had such great humor!!
The only con, really, was the slight lack of editing and the style of the writing that I'm not usually a fan of, but I still enjoyed the story very much, so that didn't affect my reading! :p
Puzzlers has great creativity behind each story. There were so many snippets of details that I found so hard to piece together (and no, I didn't solve any of them..), and in the end, there were some things that I just didn't see coming! SO. If you're a fan of cozy, easy mysteries that you wanna guess along with, go to Puzzlers!!!