The House Without the Door Book

I'm kind of torn between 4 and 3.5 stars. On the one hand, I love the way Henry Gamadge has developed a "family" of sidekicks/assistants who help out with the detection (not saying more so as not to spoil the first few books for anybody), and I continue to enjoy Daly's writing. On the other hand, this particular book just feels like Gamadge does way too much concealing or manipulating evidence to bring about the desired result for the ending to feel completely satisfying or even make complete sense. Still enjoyed reading it, but others in the series are better plotted.