I asked about it at Bodies from the Library last year. Don't remember the exact details, but yes, it's gone. Iirc they thought they had it all sorted but still things didn't work out. Glad I got a copy but now wishing I'd bought a dozen!!

Started out all in one page, then started splitting things out when I found The Book, then vaguely by family branch. All using the in-game notes. I'm glad you didn't say "how are your notes organised", because well... they're not

Yes, I think so. It's got that same kind of dogged detective investigation, and a similar setting.

I have one more book where a body is found under a massive bell. No picture, though... unless the circle is the rain-shadow of the bell.

Some luck was involved but I'll take it...
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And finally, I go far too in depth on John Dickson Carr. Again. playingatdetection.com/blog/2023/08...

From The Red Locked Room to The Red Right Hand, in which the narrator may or may not have lost it but I certainly have playingatdetection.com/blog/2024/06...

More short stories, this time from Japanese author Tetsuya Ayukawa playingatdetection.com/blog/2023/07...

Can't forget Agatha Christie! playingatdetection.com/blog/2023/12...

A few of my favourite reviews I've written, starting with John Dickson Carr, of course playingatdetection.com/blog/2023/06...

It was a fun surprise finding out just how faulty my memory of this book was. I did also notice that the book could technically be considered a Christmas read, since Christmas decorations make a brief appearance!
Most interesting sidetrack was finding out about the Catskills Mountain House.