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A teenage Sherlock Holmes takes a trip to London to visit his brother only to find his
brother as the only suspect in a locked room murder. It's an interesting and fun book, but it was
rather slow to get going.
In this stand alone novel, Scott James is trying to return
to the LAPD after being shot in the line of duty, losing his partner in the
process. He's joined the K-9 unit and
teamed up with Maggie, a dog who has also undergone trauma. Will the two help each other heal? And will Scott track down the men who shot
him? This reminds me why I need to read
more Crais. I loved the book, feeling
for the characters and getting caught up in the story. I'm not a dog person either, so that tells
you just how great the characters are.
At times, an interesting look at running throughout
history. However, the book really needed
better focus, and I often got frustrated by his rabbit trails.
Cora Felton has found herself involved in another murder
when a Sudoku shows up on the body of a man poisoned at a boarding house in
town. It's the usual verbal sparring and
puzzles fans of the series will love. I
was just bothered by one action Cora took part way through the book.
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