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The internet formatting sections are so efficient at conveying information! This was really clever of Rowling to include this stuff for a mystery that has so much online material. Even the way the YouTube videos are written are so realistic, haha. This must've taken Rowling so much extra work to do, wow! She never ceases to impress me.
— Aug 03, 2026 12:14PM
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So excited to read the last portion of this book! :D After a fight with someone, Strike just had an epiphany related to the dossier that lied about Edie being Anomie, and "the unwritten letter of accusations [from his ex] he could have burned without reading" (913). Is he thinking about the buried letters, or the ones Kea sent to Josh that went unread?
— Aug 28, 2026 12:24PM
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Whoa! Something explosive just happened. :O ALSO, I'm SO intrigued now by how Z** and T** are involved based on the fight Robin just overheard! Those two have seemed the most innocent to me so far!! :O
— Aug 24, 2026 09:44AM
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Ooh, interesting clues being set up. Did the killer take the phones to get Edie's digital notes? How does the theme of disability and Morehouse's connection to the Pen of Justice blog tie into the case? It's interesting to learn more about who the moderators of the game are. At this point I'm wondering if Anomie is even the killer or if there is someone else with a different motive...
— Aug 10, 2026 12:38PM
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I agree, the formatting made it easy to see even multiple conversations happening simultaneously. This one offers some extra suspense because as readers we see conversations that Strike and Robin don't.
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Yeah!! I've been wondering if they'll ever get to see a record of the game's mod chats or not.
"Robert Galbraith" hahaha. Did you like it?
I liked it, yeah. It's super detailed and it's fun trying to figure out whodunnit. There's some humor and the employees of the detective agency are written well. I will say this is not a quick read and I don't think it would translate well as an audiobook.