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Sherlock Holmes: The Shadows #3
Shadowwraith: A Novel of Sherlock Holmes
In a new novel of supernatural adventure, Sherlock Holmes faces his greatest challenge, to locate and defeat the wraith of a powerful wizard. With the assistance of an incorruptible saint, an immortal librarian, a troupe of ghosts, a Scotland Yard Inspector, and, of course, Dr. Watson, Holmes finds himself in a race against time to protect both the human world and the Shadows from 'the most evil man who ever lived.'
- GenresMystery
212 pages, Paperback
Published December 9, 2015
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April 12, 2017
Actually a solid 4-plus.
I have loved this series, although it pushed Holmes into a magical realm.
Far better than second of Revels' three books in set.
I only wish there were more books in this storyline.
I have loved this series, although it pushed Holmes into a magical realm.
Far better than second of Revels' three books in set.
I only wish there were more books in this storyline.
May 29, 2024
A wonderful adventure with a variety of dead characters and fairies, with Sherlock Homes and Doctor Watson on pursuit….loved it.
January 20, 2022
"Shadowwraith" is the last of the Sun and Shadow books by Tracy Revels.
A 'ghost' leaving gifts for a distraught young woman starts off a terrifying case that rockets from Whitechapel to the famous crypts in Palermo, Sicily and sees Sherlock Holmes's immortal soul in peril.
"Shadowwraith" is every bit as exciting and thrilling as the two previous books.
Even with the supernatural nature of the book, Holmes and Watson are very traditionally drawn and the friendship is strong. The supporting characters are well-drawn and interesting. Dr. Revels's depiction of Mrs. Hudson is a delight.
As with the other books, historical figures abound. I can't say whom without given too much away, but Dr. Revels's gives life to characters long dead - in more ways than one!
I highly recommend this book.
A 'ghost' leaving gifts for a distraught young woman starts off a terrifying case that rockets from Whitechapel to the famous crypts in Palermo, Sicily and sees Sherlock Holmes's immortal soul in peril.
"Shadowwraith" is every bit as exciting and thrilling as the two previous books.
Even with the supernatural nature of the book, Holmes and Watson are very traditionally drawn and the friendship is strong. The supporting characters are well-drawn and interesting. Dr. Revels's depiction of Mrs. Hudson is a delight.
As with the other books, historical figures abound. I can't say whom without given too much away, but Dr. Revels's gives life to characters long dead - in more ways than one!
I highly recommend this book.
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