The Italian Secretary Reviews
'... the primary base for this novel will be, of course, Carr fans,
who won't be quite as thrilled--for while the novel captivates, it
matches neither of Carr's previous megasellers in plot invention or
depth of character.' - Publishers Weekly.
'Placing these famous characters into Carr's capable hands is a gift
to anyone who enjoys mysteries, historical fiction, or just a great
read.' - Library Journal
'..It's fun for about a hundred pages, because Carr apes Conan
Doyle's plummy storyteller's voice quite ably... but the successive
disclosures become increasingly preposterous..' - Kirkus Reviews.
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by
Fellow Sherlockian
OMG!
Wow... I didn't like Carr's other two books but in this one, he really takes the cake. course, he doesn't have anything on Conan Doyle.