Perfectly captures the Holmes / Watson genre. Excellent mystery, well resolved. Thoroughly Entertaining, with return of clever Rafferty and evil Mary.
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I enjoyed the narration. The storyline was interesting. I’m going to recommend it to my friends.
The best of the “modern” Holmes creations. It maintains the original characters in their own with perfect context. Great mystery solved in classic Holmes and Watson style.
Definitely not what I was Expecting
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Hoping for a great story but fell really flat on character’s and the Authors interpretation of Sherlockian style writing. The brothel chapter with Watson being Embarrassed by two women was overstepping the boundaries. From this point I lost total Interest in the Story. Shame because it could have been a great listen.
the narrator was a great story teller.. the plots where while layed out.. Holmes kept me guessing. he only reveals a little bit of Information at a time..
3.5
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3.5/5 Stars Sherlock Holmes and the Rune Stone Mystery by Larry Millet Narrated by Steve Hendrickson Series: Minnesota Mysteries 3 Run Time: 9 hrs and 56 mins Genre: Mystery Summary: Sherlock Holmes and Watson travel to Minnesota to check out a small-town mystery. A strange rune stone shows up on a farm. It could be..
I would have given this 5 stars but didn’t care for the new reporting style of prose.
Smart, faithful, engaging adaptation setting the duo in early middle America. Surprisingly satisfying and enjoyable.
Sherlock Holmes and the Ice Palace Murders by Larry Millet Narrated by Steve Hendrickson Run Time: 11 hrs and 21 mins Summary: Holmes and Watson get called to Minnesota once again. This time, they’re there to investigate the baffling disappearance a city scion. Additional Comments: • The book didn’t seem that long because I play..
Sorry but, narrator made Holmes sound like Mr. Peabody of the cartoons. Story was really great.