Mary Russell Novels (Hardcover): Garment of Shadows : A Novel of Suspense Featuring Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes (Hardcover)

from jamespurcell

Another good episode in the series as Mary Russell continues her evolution into Jane Bond. Much intrigue and Lawrence-like traveling in the desert as the seeds for future Moroccan independence begin to germinate. The 1920's era in European politics continues to be a rich lode for Laurie King to m...

from purlewe

Set in Fez, Morrocco, Mary Russell wakes after a terrible accident with amnesia. Sherlock is elsewhere and having his own adventures. When they do come together in this story she does not know him. This is a great premise. And I will admit, I think Laurie R King hits it out of the park again.

from onetiredmom

I love Laurie R. King's series about Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes! This wasn't necessarily my favorite in the series but I liked it. It was fun to get a taste of Morocco in the 1920's and to have Russell lose her memory was very fun, particularly when she finally meets up with Holmes. King's ...

from Kathy89

This book was okay and I liked that there was more interaction between Mary and Sherlock but I skipped through lots of pages because of the unprounounceable names which was confusing for me. Also, Mary disguising herself as a man is old and tired. I did like the reawakening of Mary's memory from ...

from zoomball

This one just didn't do it for me. While I typically enjoy historical fiction in/around/between the two world wars, the politics of what was going on in Morocco then, as experienced by Russel & Holmes just wasn't very interesting to me. I just prefer them better in their local environs. The audio...