This is primarily an abbreviation of Doyle’s story. Added in are the perspectives of a greyhound. There is enough of the original story to follow and enjoy if you’ve never read it. The add ins will be entertaining to any dog lover. If you are not a dog fan, this probably isn’t for you, but..
Review from The Spy Who Knew Too Much →
I’ll listen to it again — there’s so much info that I want to remember that went by quickly…
Review from A Shining →
The style of writing is unique form of stream of consciousness told from a one person point of view. This a quick read we dive straight into the main character’s mind as he unbeknownst to on his last and final drive that ends in Norwegian Forrest and his encounters there in.Due to the repetitive language..
Review from A Shining →
I liked this reading more than the reading of Septology; it made the story more understandable for me
I’m new to mysteries. I was thinking this was one of the original Sherlock Holms stories. I found out toward the end of the story it was not from the original books, however, I did enjoy the story.
Review from Rafferty’s Last Case →
It was a fantastic but sad end to an incredible series. I can not recommend this series enough.
Another knock out of the park with both Holmes and Rafferty!A sign is discovered around a dead man’s neck and how is the famous Rat-Man involved?
This series is amazing!I cannot wait to hear the rest of them! (I bought three, lol)
Great story!It gets suggestive in three different partsThe narrator was terrific, too!I definitely recommend it!
I didn’t mind having the newly discovered lost journals of John Watson at the beginning of the previous books to set the stage, but in this book the journal is part of the entire story. It is incredulous to believe that a journal that’s 1/3 of the content of a book has complete dialogue between..