I had a lot of fun and throughly enjoyed this story, the third in a well plotted and witty series.
It's not my favourite as some parts are a bit long winded but I was very happy to catch up with the characters and follow Skelton and some of his weird and funny cases.
The main plot is fascinating and full of twists till the last one, I learned something about cubist furniture, and the difference between knickerbockers and plus fours.
I missed Alan as he an Nora were not part of the investigation. Their part is more about social and political questions and it's quite heartbreaking if compared to the lighter tone of the rest.
An enjoyable book, recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher for this arc, all opinions are mine
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