Enola Holmes: The Case of the Missing Marquess: An Enola Holmes Mystery

Reviews

Gabrielle F-A

In the ultimate salute to the women of the Victorian era, Enola herself comments that ”. She enjoyed the movie, but it's never as good as the book! Wonderful book got it for £2 totally worth it

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My 12 year old daughter loved it. ” ”A squire’s widow, Enola’s mother was ahead of her time. She was “Criticised for failing to properly drape vulgar surfaces such as coal skuttles, the back of her piano,” and Enola herself.

Amy L.

. And I planned to. “It feels very queer to think of one’s mother as a person like oneself, not just a mother.

Ayesha Shaw

I expected that without much difficulty I could incorporate weaponry as well as defense and supplies into a corset. I really enjoyed this book as I love the original Sherlock stories and love that they now have a feminine twist. I knew of an entire world of communications belonging to women, secret codes of hat brims and rebellion, handkerchiefs and subterfuge, feather fans and covert defiance, sealing-wax and messages in the positioning of a postage-stamp, calling cards and a cloak of ladylike conspiracy in which I could wrap myself.