Atmospheric tale of Dartmoor, mixing real people and fiction. I remain sceptical of the age difference here, but I do think the author is handling it well. Very readable.
Atmospheric tale of Dartmoor, mixing real people and fiction. I remain sceptical of the age difference here, but I do think the author is handling it well. Very readable.
1. Current Read: 1 print & 1 audio
2. Been longest on my TBR: Since April 2013
3. Book I can't wait to read: I'm sorry I didn't pick this one for BOTM
4. Book I will never read: I've tried it twice, not happening :c
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Book 90 of the year, finished Oct 24, audio
Back to Mary and Sherlock. I really enjoy these stories.
I‘ve listened to the first few of this series, but the library doesn‘t have them all in audio, so instead I read with the narrators voice in my head. #cottoncandyreads
#Booked2019 Female detective. I've been really enjoying Laurie R. King's Mary Russell. Mary is such a likeable and dynamic character! In this one Sherlock returns to Baskerville Hall with Mary along.
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Glad to be back in the Mary Russell/Sherlock Holmes world once again! In this fourth book of the series, Russell and Holmes are back to the moors - the site of Sherlock‘s original case of The Hound of the Baskervilles - to solve a similar type of mystery.
This book had an incredible sense of place; the moor itself was a main characters. The atmospheric nature of the book and the growth of the characters made it a recommend for me!
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I absolutely love my #conandoyleswap gifts from @Crewgurl ! You are a super stalker; I look forward to read these books, the mug is fabulous and I love everything else. Thank you so much, you did great, you are awesome! ❤️😘
Thanks for organising this @Beckykearns
I am enjoying this series. Thought I might stop since the third was meh. But this one is doing well. I also read the original Sherlock Holmes Hounds of Baskerville first. (Reading in the car during soccer practice.)
I love this series!! Mary Russell is my hero.
The narrator of the audio book is great and I love the descriptions and the relationship between Sherlock and his wife Russell. Still the mystery portion of the book drags a bit and it is not enough of a page-turner. I still would recommend the audio version just because I enjoyed the narrator so much.