Another entertaining read in this series. I always enjoy tagging along on Jessica's adventures, especially since she travels extensively and engages in such diverse, interesting activities.The setting for this one--a dude ranch in Colorado owned by friends and former neighbours of hers in Cabot Cove--was idyllic and definitely somewhere I'd love to visit. But, not when Jessica Fletcher is there! Murder follows that woman everywhere she goes! :)I love the relationship between Jessica and Seth Hazlitt. They share a touching bond of genuine friendship and camaraderie, although Seth can be a little overly protective at times and prone to trying to tell Jessica what she can and can't do. But, Jessica has a gentle but firm way of putting him in his place without a lot of fuss and acrimony. Despite their occasional clashing of wills, they always remain true friends.The murder mystery itself wasn't totally mystifying or difficult to solve. It was pretty obvious early on who was the culprit and what his or her motive was. That being said, there were a few twists and turns and red herrings that kept it interesting.
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