Land Bridge Murder

The plot of this book is very attractive, and the various suspense and reasoning plots kept me guessing what the truth was. I really like Reeves' character, his reasoning is wonderful, and I was deeply inspired by his statement "Don't use your own experience to infer the truth." This reminds me of "Murder on the Orient Express", which is of a similar style, both are murder cases full of suspense. However, I think this book focuses more on the discussion of human nature and thinking. In short, I think this is a very good mystery novel and I recommend it to friends who like mystery.

I feel that the early authors of lengthy mysteries all had the heart to subvert the supremacy of reasoning.

For anti-mystery novels, all reasoning processes must be perfect and impeccable, so that they can play a strong satirical role after the reasoning is exposed by the facts.

Isn't it fun for serious gentlemen to take turns telling bad jokes? !

I was confused when I first read this book. After reading the reviews, I realized that it was a counter-mystery novel [laughing and crying]