Transposition

Ah yes, a classic snowed-in whodunnit murder mystery with an eclectic cast! I enjoyed this far more than the first book, and the push and pull between these two is aggravatingly delicious. We also get a hint at one of the big baddies pulling strings in the background DUN DUN DUN

I do have to say that the one main thing that bugs me is how, for someone who was so ruthlessly bullied as a child, Hazard acts much like a bully himself with his threatening and manhandling during these police investigations...