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I don't think I can really review this book right now in any way that will be helpful to other readers, because I loved it so much. When it comes out in paperback, I'll probably buy a copy just so I can literally draw hearts in the margins.

I was in a major book slump before I started this. For the past few months, I've been rereading all my old favorites, while picking up a lot of new books, then eventually setting them aside. But I couldn't tear myself away from this. It's just what I needed.

Okay, let's see, what's absolutely essential to know? Pat and Fen cuddle while trying to solve a mystery, and it's a good mystery plot. Also, you could read this without reading Think of England. I would call them companion novels rather than two books in a series, but there are a lot of clever parallels between them.

Anyway, if you have any interest in this book, definitely read it, and cherish it, just like these two cherish each other. Well, now I'm metaphorically drawing hearts in the margins of this review.