I had a good time reading this book; the twists at the end didn't feel completely impossible to notice, or like it was a twist that had just been dumped in my lap for the sake of making it feel impossible to solve. I think I'd need to read more to feel like I felt comfortable with the genre, but nonetheless I definitely had a good time reading it, even if I'm too stupid to figure out the mystery on my own. Some of the narrator's voice got annoying, but I assume we're supposed to be annoyed because we all know he's an idiot who thinks he's not an idiot. Definitely a decent introduction, though, accessible and interesting enough to keep turning the pages!