Death at the Sanatorium

A cosy whodunnit crime, with multiple POVs and timelines. The characters and the plot are thought out and well-developed, with a good pace. The pieces of information are fed to you as they are to the main character, and you get to work out the truth together with him. There is no reveal or twists, just a nicely planned story unravelled. The chapters are set quite short however, flitting through the point of views which get a little tiring at times. It does get a little tiring with the repetition from the character's thoughts. But nonetheless, it was a good read.