Review from Sherlock Holmes and the Red Demon: A Minnesota Mystery →
This Larry Millett series has revived, or more accurately perpetuated, my love of excellent Holmes mysteries. Each of Millett’s stories is comprehensively structured and never asks the listener to suspend disbelief. Moreover, Steve Hendrickson’s narration is superb! His range of character voices is beyond impressive and his talent is among the finest in the field…
Excellent story and talented performance. Worthy homage to the genre. Try it you will not be disappointed.
Great story, I really enjoyed it. I hope Larry Millett writes another Sherlock Holmes story soon.
This is not a Sherlock Holmes story, not really. Why create a Sherlock competition or look alike?
I love the tales of Sherlock Holmes and this is not a disappointment. I would recommend to anyone especially those who like the Sherlock Holmes series. the narrator was also fabulous with a different accents portraying the different people made it easy to follow.
This was an unexpected treat. This writer has a firm grasp on what mystery writing is all about. I enjoyed the writer’s portrayal of the main characters this is the essence of what these two characters are about. Highly recommend
Organized crime circa 1899. Irish mobsters as terrible then as they are today. Millett and Hendrickson equally bad.
Review from Sherlock Holmes and the Rune Stone Mystery →
I loved my first encounter with the trio Holmes, Watson and Rafferty. This detective story flows nicely and it is dotted with mr Rafferty’s savory remarks. Hendrickson’s imitations of Swedish American accents is amusing. The suspense keeps you engaged to the end, but my reason for 4 starts for the story is that the ending..
I wasn’t sure if I’d like the narrator but it is after all Sherlock. Good read
though not written by Doyle still a edge of your seat mystery that you’ll not put down till the end