An explosive mystery featuring a dynamic duo." - Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "Debut author Cavallaro brings Arthur Conan Doyle's sleuths (or their distant relatives, anyway) into the 21st century, casting Holmes as a brilliant young woman and Watson, who narrates, as her admirer and accomplice.An involving murder mystery, and a promising start to a planned trilogy." - Publishers Weekly "Fans of television's Elementary and Sherlock will avidly devour this book.a joyous excuse to watch one of the literary world's most beloved pairings come together. Readers will be pulled in by both the riveting mystery and Charlotte Holmes, a brilliant heroine with secrets of her own." - Maureen Johnson, New York Times bestselling author of the Shades of London series "Cavallaro's crackling dialogue, well-drawn characters, and complicated relationships make this feel like a seamless and sharp renewal of Doyle's series. Both teens struggle with isolation and loneliness. Through some machinations of Jamie’s estranged father, the pair end up attending the same boarding school in rural Connecticut. Readers will be pulled in by both the riveting mystery and Charlotte Holmes, a brilliant heroine with secrets of her own., "A thrilling twist on a classic. A Study in Charlotte is Brittany Cavallaro’s first novel in a series featuring Charlotte Holmes and Jamie Watson, the descendants of Sherlock Holmes and John Watson.
An explosive mystery featuring a dynamic duo., A thrilling twist on a classic. Debut author Cavallaro brings Arthur Conan Doyle's sleuths (or their distant relatives, anyway) into the 21st century, casting Holmes as a brilliant young woman and Watson, who narrates, as her admirer and accomplice.An involving murder mystery, and a promising start to a planned trilogy., Fans of television's Elementary and Sherlock will avidly devour this book.a joyous excuse to watch one of the literary world's most beloved pairings come together., Cavallaro's crackling dialogue, well-drawn characters, and complicated relationships make this feel like a seamless and sharp renewal of Doyle's series.
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