Enola Holmes and the Clanging Coffin by Nancy Springer ~ a Review

by MK French

Enola Holmes is attending a funeral in February 1891 when a bell rings elsewhere in the churchyard. Someone had been buried alive, and the bell is alerting others. Trevina Trairom can't remember much about herself or why she was buried, and protecting the girl makes Enola cross paths with her brother Sherlock's current case. Together, they are squaring off against none other than Moriarty. 

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4 Must Read Books for Fans of Young Adult Fiction

by MK French

School is back in session and students are needing books for daily reading assignments and book reports or, you know, just enjoyment. If you have a teen looking for something new to read or you enjoy young adult fiction, you will want to add these to your fall reading list.

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Enola Holmes and the Black Barouche by Nancy Springer ~ a Review

by MK French

As the much younger sibling of Sherlock and Mycroft Holmes, Enola is an independent young woman with the same brilliant mind. When Miss Letitia Glover seeks to find out what happened to her twin sister after her sister's husband the Earl of Dunhench sent a curt note and the death certificate is signed by John Watson, MD. Watson hadn't signed the document, so Enola decides to go undercover to find out what happened to Letitia's twin sister Felicity. She'll need help to uncover all the secrets in the Earl's hall.

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