Autumn's Reviews > The Night in Question

After absolutely loving The Agathas I couldn't wait to see how Iris and Alice's story continued in this book. It did end up letting me down a bit though since I couldn't get into this one right away as I did with the first one. This book didn't truly hook me until about 200 pages in and even after that there were still some slow moving parts. Having two mysteries that are connected happening at once was smart considering if they weren't connected each individual idea would have made for quite a short mystery. Going back and forth between the two separate cases made the pacing of this a bit off at times considering the main case would go on pause so the authors could properly develop the second case leaving the main case feeling too dragged out. I was disappointed by who did it because they felt like the only obvious option from the beginning to me and I really wish the authors worked someone else in as a red herring to make the readers less sure of who the perpetrator was.