Agony of the leaves

The good, the bad, and the ugly...
I do like it when the cops get one up on the cozy sleuth. That sort of happened here.
A crazy murder generally doesn't bother me, but there were other suspects I wanted to go down.
Theodosia was rather snippy and angry in this one. Glad that doesn't continue.
At first I felt like there were too many events going on, but that happens in lots of other books too. So that is just how these mysteries roll.
The random law breaking from several good guys at the end was weird. As well as the admission that no one knew it was this person.
I did like the scene of the final battle, so to speak. That was fun even if it didn't make much sense.