Ghostly Echoes and The Dire King by William Ritter

Ok but the Jenny development.
352 Pages

CHARLIE. I LOVE HIM.
352 Pages

Beastly Bones by William Ritter

We back with another episode of paranormal Sherlock Holmes, and this time it's fish-cats and dinosaurs. That's it.
Oh and Charlie. We stan.
Also...like the ending...
320 Pages

Jackaby by William Ritter

It's Sherlock Holmes, but Watson is female, Sherlock is younger, and there's mythical creatures... I loved it.
310 Pages

Jackaby by William Ritter

Jackaby by William Ritter
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a clever, awkwardly charming-ish, 19th century New England-y, Sherlock-Holmes-esque, paranormal mystery. It's not addictive, but it's a solid read. At times, it feels a bit predictable, but the mystery itself was smart and well-planned.

The idea of Sherlock Holmes has been revisited so many times, in so many ways, that it's hard to bring something new to the table, but Jackaby is a decent take. I think it would appeal to mystery lovers, paranormal readers, Sherlock fans, and Whovians.

Pages: 305