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A review by romankurys
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle
4.0
Pretty cool to delve back in time to the original "famous" detective.
While some of the stories were easy to solve, some left me wondering all the way to the very end.
Plus, the deductive method Holmes is using is just fun to follow.
The amount of information that one person would need to retain is just staggering. At times, knowing the most random of facts means solving the mission or not.
Plus you add the eccentric personality, violin proficiency, and a lazy person addicted to drugs and I can almost believe Holmes had a split personality disorder.
All in all, there is a reason his character still fascinates people today.
Definitely interested to read the next part.
Roman "Ragnar"
While some of the stories were easy to solve, some left me wondering all the way to the very end.
Plus, the deductive method Holmes is using is just fun to follow.
The amount of information that one person would need to retain is just staggering. At times, knowing the most random of facts means solving the mission or not.
Plus you add the eccentric personality, violin proficiency, and a lazy person addicted to drugs and I can almost believe Holmes had a split personality disorder.
All in all, there is a reason his character still fascinates people today.
Definitely interested to read the next part.
Roman "Ragnar"