Terror From America by Terry Golway

 

 Terror From America by Terry Golway

I am a huge Sherlock Holmes fan so as soon as I saw this book I knew I had to read it. It's set later in the Holmes cannon than I usually read when I look for new stories to read but I did enjoy it. In this book Holmes is investigating bombings in New York and while there is called upon to solve the murder of two diplomats. I always tend to read Holmes stories that heavily involve Doctor Watson and in this novel Holmes does leave Watson behind to investigate the bombings in London while he himself is in New York and I must admit that I missed them working more closely together. Despite that it is a well researched novel and is well written. Well worth a read. 

Thank you to the publishers and to Netgalley for this ARC. 


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