I read a lot in July, I started the Lumberjanes GNs that month. I love the Lady Sherlock series, so the tagged wins out for the month. #12booksof2024 @Andrew65
I read a lot in July, I started the Lumberjanes GNs that month. I love the Lady Sherlock series, so the tagged wins out for the month. #12booksof2024 @Andrew65
Brilliant! This is the most complicated operation Charlotte and her lovable team have ever executed. I‘d never be able to guess all the moving parts and it made it thrilling to the end. If you haven‘t read other books you may get lost because many characters from the past resurface. She does a good job with reminders without interrupting the book, but if this is your 1st one you‘d be overwhelmed. But for the rest of us it‘s amazing!💗 this series!
Another excellent book but I will be so mad if this is truly the last book in the series. This book doesn‘t finish all the plots and I really want that!
Charolette will pull together a lot of diverse threads to bring about the reunion of people that are loved by her clients, friends, and family and to avoid going to prison for murder.
4/5 I need to reread the series in order for this book and I really really don‘t want the series to end this way
#ReadAway2024 #SeriesLove2024
Finished earlier in the week but didn‘t get a chance to post. This is Book 8 in the Lady Sherlock series which I discovered with #PemberLittens & promptly binged so I‘d be ready for its release. I enjoy this series even though Charlotte is so smart & so good at what she does, I always feel like I‘m racing to catch up with her & this one is no exception. I continue to love her & Ash & look forward to the next one!
5 AM at the airport—the morning she comes early! 🥱 Headed to Hilo for the day. Breakfast & a few chapters of the tagged book on the plane ride over & back.
No 8 in the Lady Sherlock Series
#SeriesLove2024 @TheSpineView @Andrew65
Enjoyed spending time with Charlotte, Mrs Watson, Ash,..
One teeny tiny pet peeve: the characters are British/European, they'd use the Celsius temperature scale. Mrs Watson remarking on the London day with "temperatures in the sixties" took me out of the narrative for a long moment.