I nearly didn't read this title in the series. The first two books in the series were good enough that I requested a couple additional titles, but I wasn't eagerly awaiting them. This was a faster paced story that comes form characters becoming better defined. I enjoyed the setting of the fair. A good whodunnit that also allows us to explore religous fanatacism during a religously tenuous period, as well as the evolution of relationships of people who know one another well.

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