かくてアドニスは殺された (ハヤカワ・ポケット・ミステリ 1441)

Her wit and comedic timing make this a unique take on crime fiction. Did anyone else feel the humor added a new layer of enjoyment to the puzzle?

The contrast between the British characters and the Italian backdrop added flavor to the story. I'm curious whether the setting was chosen for its atmosphere or personal significance.

The courtroom scenes and legal references felt authentic but complex. How much of that was drawn from real British law, and did it enhance the suspense for others?