by Laurie R. King
Fun, almost farcical or comedic thriller/action/adventure...? A bit of a tone change from previous entries, but still a great read.
This is absolutely my most favorite series ever! Every book in the series is fantastic-5 star! If you like Sherlock Holmes, you have to read this pastiche. King's is the best one I've read yet.
An entertaining but somewhat simplistic book. The plot was forecast from the get-go, the conclusion seemed both easy and unearned, and the cast was so large, I frequently lost track of many of the people. However, it was highly entertaining and a quick, easy read. Nothing groundbreaking or deep here...
This was an engaging episode of the long-running Sherlock Holmes/Mary Russell series that began with The Beekeeper's Apprentice in 1994 and continues in this eleventh story. This is a lighter episode than the previous one. Mary is asked by Inspector Lestrade to go undercover with a company making a ...
As with all Laurie King books, this one is very well written. I just couldn't get into it though. She is without Holmes in this book and it just didn't give me the warm fuzzies that I get in their interactions; however awkward and distant. It did keep my interest though and I am hoping that Holmes s...
Not my favorite, seemed short compared to the others...
More a romp than a mystery, this starts out slow, but has a fun conclusion.
It's probably a high three stars, but because it's Laurie King, I'm rounding up.Months later: nope, three stars.
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