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I like the descriptions better, the house and the village come to life more. Jenny is still nothing to write home about and Crane seems to be a complete pushover to his too-much-over-the-top-ugly boss who, according to Annie’s impression, is acting a role of a boss cop.

Wow, so every Gravesdown involved in that car wreck had it coming, got it. :: “Cell Block Tango” begins to play :: You know it’s fiction when the evil rich folks actually face the consequences of their actions.
Crane just asked Annie if she’s okay & now “Smooth Criminal” is playing in my head.
Annie, you’re not stupid enough to drink anything offered to you by Saxon, right?

By this point in the first novel, I’d had a theory on who the killer(s) would be, but here I’m a little stumped. So much focus has been put on Archie that I feel it would be anticlimactic for it to turn out to be him. The rest of the potential suspects feel very underdeveloped & I can’t get a good read on them. I don’t feel like the diary entries are giving enough clues either.
Or maybe I’m less focused.