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A review by evila_elf
Sherlock Holmes: The Hidden Years by Gary Lovisi, Peter S. Beagle, Bill Pronzini, Linda Robertson, Carolyn Wheat, Richard Lupoff, Michael Mallory, Michael Collins, Rhys Bowen, Carole Buggé, Michael Kurland
3.0
Most of the stories didn't impress me all that much. They were slow - which isn't a good quality for a short story - or they seemed to focus on an uninteresting character other than Holmes.
The first half of the book only had one story that I liked: Water from the Moon.
After that, I was seriously thinking about putting the book down for good until I reached Kurland's story. Finally! After that, things went uphill. Mostly. There were several good stories in a row that had interesting cases and felt like the author put some time into them.
The first half of the book only had one story that I liked: Water from the Moon.
After that, I was seriously thinking about putting the book down for good until I reached Kurland's story. Finally! After that, things went uphill. Mostly. There were several good stories in a row that had interesting cases and felt like the author put some time into them.