Title: with a magnifying glass you can find Sherlock Holmes in this volume.
Product review: This book is wonderfully descriptive but generally lacking in plot. Mary Russell is extremely competent, resourceful, and generally well dressed - at no point in the book are we in doubt about her wardrobe - and whether she purchased it, borrowed it, improvised it, or is in disguise. We are similarly illuminated about her surroundings - she would narrate a wonderful travelogue. Sherlock Holmes is mentioned from time to time, but the main character is mostly an English version of Rudyard Kipling's Kim, not Conan Doyle's Holmes. So it might be fairer to say that Ms. King has written a Kipling type novel than to associate it with Conan Doyle.
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