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A review by blodeuedd
Murder at Sorrow's Crown by Robert Greenberger, Steven Savile
3.0
You know what, I have actually never read a book about Sherlock Holmes. Ok one, but let us not count the monster one. There might have been another mashup too.
I imagine you know about Sherlock Holmes, if not, then you are kind of living under a rock. I am not gonna explain him. He is eccentric, to say the least.
And then there is Watson, and they do compliment each other so well.
This mystery is about a mother wanting answers. And they dig deep and it gets complicated. There is the Boer war, political intrigues and conspiracies. All while trying to find out what happened to a soldier...
I enjoyed the book. It was light, there was a good mystery and Holmes and Watson is quite the pair.
I imagine you know about Sherlock Holmes, if not, then you are kind of living under a rock. I am not gonna explain him. He is eccentric, to say the least.
And then there is Watson, and they do compliment each other so well.
This mystery is about a mother wanting answers. And they dig deep and it gets complicated. There is the Boer war, political intrigues and conspiracies. All while trying to find out what happened to a soldier...
I enjoyed the book. It was light, there was a good mystery and Holmes and Watson is quite the pair.