Of course, it is hard to pick a favorite, but this one is definitely in my top three best in this series for each one is a bit different in the emphasis on various characters . It’s a bit shorter than the others, which I think Lends for a very sleek and engaging story. I..
It was a good listening, a different story from the other ones by Millet but entraintaing
I have loved this series so much. I have book nine left in the series and that’s it. I am so bummed that it’s almost over. It is so captivating through out the series. I wish they had much much more of the Minnesota series. This has been my favorite series I have listened to..
Review from Murderers →
Different gradations of murders – brilliantly narrated. Kept me in suspended anticipation even though the murderer is known from the get go! The magic is clearing in the telling of the story.
This is a long listen and I was skeptical at first. The narrative style is of intertwined stories from the various characters’ viewpoints and this of course adds to length. The story is wide ranging from England to New York and then to Chicago and with a nefarious plot just as grand. Good action, tense..
It’s an ok story if you are familiar with St Paul but I think it would have been better as a standalone story and not a mimic of Arthur Conan Doyle
Best yet, in a great series. . . . . . . . .
Sherlock Holmes stories are best when done as short stories. They are carried entirely by the plot, with none of the convoluted relationships and angst and history of the detective padding out the storyline to support a book length publication. Also, Holmes comes across as not too smart in this story as he keeps chasing..
Another great Anglo-American adaptation of the Sherlock Holmes genre! Larry Millett does it again!
Review from The Disappearance of Sherlock Holmes →
I am about to binge this entire series and not feel the least bit guilty ….