Not really.

Ok, but the writer put in a few to many obvious clues to early...

This is quite possibly the best Golden Age whodunnit never written in the 1920’ies. It’s all there - the viewpoint character made of English oak, upright, honourable, but not too bright, returned from abroad. The house party. The love lost, new love beckoning. The well wrought plot where suspicion falls on one guest after another. And just the right period details - but not too much. The one thing that feels more modern than 1920’ies is the scruples of having revealed a murderer - the whodunnits of the era are more unequivocally of the opinion that murder must out. Nicely read.

Själva mysteriet var lite förutsägbart men jag gillar den ändå, en mysdeckare värd namnet

Unbelievable! As in; The main character is do badly written that you will be unable to believe it. No man is that stupid, easily duped, witless, fickle and trusting. As for the plot; You know who’s going to die and who the murderer is as soon as you’re introduced to the house party. Game over. After that it’s just a soul-withering bore ‘til the book is over.

En riktigt bra deckare man inte lägger ifrån sig "boken" i första taget. Med många intressanta vinklar och vrår.