- Audiobook
- Originally published 2009
- #11 in Mary Russell/Sherlock Holmes series
- US author
- Review: What do you get when you combine Shakespeare's play within a play within a play, Gilbert & Sullivan's "Pirates of Penzance" and Fernando Pessoa as translator/anarchist/poet/philosopher? Why what could it possibly be but the 11th installment of Laurie R. King's Mary Russell/Sherlock Holmes series. Mary finds herself "awash in a sea of megalomaniacs" and having a rollicking, swashbuckling adventure. I really enjoyed King's witty writing and chuckled out loud several times. You don't have to have read the earlier novels, but I think they are worth reading and just enhance the level of enjoyment, particularly in terms of the Russell-Holmes interactions. Fun read!
Saturday, May 12, 2012
"Pirate King" by Laurie R. King ****
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