The God of the Hive
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Maintaining tenuous contact only by means of coded messages and cryptic notes with her husband, Sherlock Holmes, and with Holmes' young granddaughter in her safekeeping, Russell will have to call on instincts she didn't know she had as the famous husband and wife sleuths are pursued by a killer immune
… More »Maintaining tenuous contact only by means of coded messages and cryptic notes with her husband, Sherlock Holmes, and with Holmes' young granddaughter in her safekeeping, Russell will have to call on instincts she didn't know she had as the famous husband and wife sleuths are pursued by a killer immune from the sting of justice.
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Add a Commentsequel to Language of Bees, didn't know that when I started it, read OK anyway in an interesting flashback / figure it out by telling the story style. loved the "green man" in the woods character, hope he appears in future books but doubt it.
I always enjoyed this series, featuring Sherlock Holmes and his young wife, Mary Russell--yes, I said wife! This is the 2nd book in a 2 part adventure. Interesting reading, but I really felt that the loose ends might have been tidied up in the first part and this really didn't need to be written at all. Still, I'll be looking forward to the next in the series as I enjoy the characters and Laurie R. King immensely.
I enjoyed this story, it was fast moving with twists and turns along the way. The villian and climax were a little lightweight though but all in all a fun and easy read.
Another spell-binding story by the masterful Laurie R King, featuring Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes. This tale of intrigue and suspense also includes members of their extended family and the author reveals much more about these family members than in previous novels. A truly engrossing and thrilling read!
Convoluted. Some you can identify as good guys or bad guys, but several could be either. Not a book to put down before you are finished.
Yet another great story of Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes!
Once again, the characters are so full and likeable that even when the book is put down you find yourself thinking "I wonder what they're doing now...."? Excellent pace and plotting, and leaves you wanting more.