Another in the Mary Russell/Sherlock Holmes series - this one was as well-written as the others, and I enjoyed it. The revelation of the crime itself was a bit of a let-down, and the conclusion seemed a bit rushed, but the atmosphere created and the characters were all fantastic as usual.When I pic...
Reading this, the fourth episode in King's Mary Russell series, was made more enjoyable by immediately preceding it with a re-read of The Hound of the Baskervilles. The plot and characters of arguably the greatest of Sherlock Holmes stories was thus firmly in my head, ready to inform my reading of K...
Mary Russell is summoned by Sherlock Holmes to Dartmoor to help investigate a mysterious death that is said to be heralded by a phantom coach carrying long-dead noblewoman over the moors. Around the dead body was it oversized paw prints…This book is especially interesting since it brings Sherlock Ho...
Good story based off The Hounds of the Baskervilles almost written as a sequel. I liked it for the most part. There were parts that were slow, but for the most part, the book kept my interest.
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