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FR> It is. I just finished reading it. The apprentice
FR> is a 19 year old Mary
FR> Russell who stumbles across Holmes one day while she
FR> is roaming the fields of
FR> Sussex Downs.
SB> I also enjoyed this one and I generally prefer contemporary
SB> mysteries.
I prefer police procedurals among the contemporary mysteries--especially
Scotland Yard or English police mysteries. I also like some of the
"historical" mysteries--Brother Cadfael, Falco the informer, Inspctr. Monk
or rather Private Investigator Monk...
FR> Laurie R. King has a second in that series out now--A
FR> MONSTROUS REGIMENT OF
FR> WOMEN.
SB> Have you read this one, Fred. I believe I recall some comments in
SB> this conference about people being disappointed in this one.
Not yet, but I will as I did like the first one. I also have King's first
novel, A GRAVE TALENT. I do remember similar comments, but I don't remember
anything specific.
SB> King also has two or three out with a San Francisco police officer
SB> (Kate Martinelli) as the main character. I enjoy this series.
Yes--I think I have the first one, A GRAVE TALENT.
Finished: Laurie R. King, THE BEEKEEPER'S APPRENTICE
CR: Wilkie Collins, THE WOMAN IN WHITE, 5/564
Email: fred.runk@mbhbbs.playcom.com
... An inch of gold cannot purchase an inch of time. Old Chinese Proverb
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