Things aren’t always what they seem, and for Thomas Jefferson Cody and Sebastian McCabe, this idiom sets the
stage for Holmes Sweet Holmes. Writer
Dan Andriacco has woven a plot true to the Sherlockian style. Using the art of
illusion and the locked-room scenario, trying to unravel this “who-done-it” was
a delightful challenge and one that had me stumped. Cody and McCabe must figure
out who killed Peter Gerard, creator of the blockbuster film 221B Bourdon Street before they find
themselves booted off the St. Benignus College payroll. Suspenseful twists and
turns, laugh-out-load humor, and a bit of romance had me turning the pages.
This was Andriacco’s second Cody/McCabe mystery, and I’m eagerly awaiting the
third. In the meantime, I think I’ll read Holmes
Sweet Holmes again!
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