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Found at the new Oxford St LFL. This is a super cute one that looks like an old cargo train car. Thanks to Silverstarry for sharing the book.

I discovered this author thanks to this book. So that's always a good thing. The story was fine, I enjoyed the fact it takes place in Florida (I don't think I'd read much set in that part of the country) and it's all about the super wealthy, and polo and horses. So again, that's good too. I did not like the multiple mentions to elena's lack of facial movement and empathy, that was pretty repetitive, like the author did not think we got it the first time.
I understand that when writing a series one must repeat a few things from the previous novels to get the new reader into place, but still.
Anyway, I enjoy mysteries and this was no exception. My favourite? Not, but I'd read more from Tami Hoag, and I'd definitely like to find The Alibi Man's prequels. Bookcrossing might be the place to look ;)

I've brought it to this relatively new Little Free Library because I know silvestarry loves them ;) Not sure if they know about this one so here it goes. Anohter one for your collection, fellow bookcrosser!
Happy reading to whoever finds The Alibi Man.