Sherlock Holmes and the Lady in Black

"Not Bad, Not Thrilling" according to Drstatz. I have long been a fan of June Thomson and my includes The Secret Files, Documents, Chronicles, Journals and Notebooks of Sherlock Holmes and Holmes and Watson. My ratings have always been in the super to superlative realms. Not here. Although a decent outing, the information seems disorganized, the narrative seems to lose its way and, although the elements are all there, they are not put together in a manner which keeps the reader glued to his s. M. L. Mitchell said so I would say I enjoy her Sherlock Holmes writing style. I have read all of June Thomson's books, so I would say I enjoy her Sherlock Holmes writing style. The sad thing, there are no more books right now by author. Fair pricing for what I received in return, Fast delivery.. Fair enough, but not June Thomson's best Holmes & Watson work Kindle Customer While I'm generally a big fan of June Thomson's Holmes & Watson stories, these seemed sub-par compared to her other work. Overall just didn't feel original or inventive, although tone-wise it was fine.

But when a shadowy figure is seen walking below the cliffs one night, Holmes cannot resist the temptation of solving one more mystery. Sherlock Holmes has left the Baker Street days of crime and detection behind to retire to a small Sussex cottage overlooking the sea where he can focus on his new hobbies: beekeeping and photography. He summons his old flatmate and confidant, Dr Watson, to help. Against the backdrop of the stormy Sussex coast, desirable women and suspicious men weave an engaging and complex case.