I always chuckle when I read reviews of mysteries that say, "I knew it the whole time." The funny thing about mysteries is that readers are caught in a catch-22--we want to figure out "who did it", but we don't want it to be too easy to figure out. In the case of a mystery that I read this week, I had figured out "who did it" early on in the book. The book was AH Gabhart's new book, Murder Comes by Mail . This is the second book in Ms. Gabhart's Hidden Springs Mystery. It's not her usual genre. I feel that the first book in this series was more enjoyable than this one. This second book felt dry, slow, and plodding. I hate to use words like those, but that is how I felt as I read the book. I was more annoyed with more characters than is usual for most books I read. The story is about Michael Keane and the town of Hidden Springs. In the beginning of the story, he saves a man from jumping off a bridge and becomes a hero. Sh...