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Charlotte Holmes is accustomed to solving crimes, not being accused of them, but she finds herself in a dreadfully precarious position as the bestselling Lady Sherlock series continues. Charlotte’s success on the RMS Provence has afforded her a certain measure of time and assurance. Taking advantage of that, she has been busy, plotting to prise the man her sister loves from Moriarty’s iron grip. Disruption, however, comes from an unexpected quarter. Lord Bancroft Ashburton, disgraced and imprisoned as a result of Charlotte’s prior investigations, nevertheless manages to press Charlotte into service: Underwood, his most loyal henchman, is missing and Lord Bancroft wants Charlotte to find Underwood, dead or alive. But then Lord Bancroft himself turns up dead and Charlotte, more than anyone else, meets the trifecta criteria of motive, means, and opportunity. Never mind rescuing anyone else, with the law breathing down her neck, can Charlotte save herself from prosecution for murder?
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A Ruse of Shadows by Sherry Thomas
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This is book 8 in the Lady Sherlock series by Sherry Thomas. The series follows Charlotte Holmes and her journey to independence and the stories of her friends/support system.
I’ve been hooked on this series from the very start and book 8 did not disappoint. The mystery within this book was excellent, the plot points from prior books that were continued in this book were handled well, and the end of the book had me a bit teary eyed.
I obviously am left wondering if we get a book 9 but I shall be patient since this one just came out and I devoured it. Definitely will be a top read for me this year- and I’ll be listening/rereading on audio whenever my hold on Libby comes through. I’m obsessed!