Carving out a niche of her own, Nancy Springer’s intrepid detective Enola Holmes - the 14-year-old sister of Sherlock and Mycroft - thrills young listeners with her perseverance, ingenuity, and sleuthing skills. While on the trail of the missing Duquessa Lady Blanchefleur, Enola also receives a message from her long-disappeared mother. It will take all of her determination to solve these two RB Exclusive! mysteries.

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Listening Length	3 hours and 26 minutes
Author	Nancy Springer
Narrator	Katherine Kellgren
Audible.com.au Release Date	19 March 2012
Publisher	Recorded Books
Program Type	Audiobook
Version	Unabridged
Language	English
ASIN	B00NPBB0IC
Best Sellers Rank	30,754 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) 16 in Law & Crime Stories for Children 58 in European Historical Fiction for Children 69 in Law & Crime Fiction for Children

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jakir hussain

Great read

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 April 2020

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I loved reading this book. Don't want to give anything away on the review.

Rosemary

My New Favorite Series!

Reviewed in the United States on 18 September 2020

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I have just read the final installment of the Enola Holmes mysteries. It took me but a few days to devour them all, as I’ve practically been reading non stop! I couldn’t bear to take time away from reading the next one to write a review of the one I had just finished, so I will write this review to serve for all of them. I am a prodigious reader, so when I tell you that I haven’t enjoyed a book as much as I have these in many years, you will get an idea of how much I love them! Each one is a gem unto itself, but as a body of work, they comprise a masterpiece! I am disconsolate to have reached the end, although even so, I must congratulate the author on having resolved the overarching plot most satisfyingly. I am looking forward to reading her other books, but I doubt I will ever replace these from their position as my favorites! I would recommend these book to so many sorts and ages of readers. I have read they were written for a younger audience, but I turned 70 last month, and was still utterly captivated by them. Thank you, Nancy Springer, for your amazing talent and your obvious painstakingly thorough research, which in no way diminished the core of understanding of the human heart that transcends time.

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Andrew B. Suhrer

Truly Enjoyable

Reviewed in the United States on 2 October 2020

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My only complaint is that there doesn't seem to be another book in the series... yet. I certainly hope there will be more. It's a rare book that I'll want to read to read twice, let alone an entire series, but re-read, I surely will. The series would work well as a single (annotated!) volume, for the ultimate mystery facing Enola begins and ends the saga. Kudos to Ms. Springer.

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K. M. Martin

Excellent Historical Mystery

Reviewed in the United States on 20 August 2017

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This final Enola Holmes mystery finally answers the question that has been hovering beneath all the other stories: where is Enola's mother? It also has Enola looking for Lady Blanchefleur del Campo who disappeared one day into London's new underground.

Sherlock is also looking for Enola but, this time, it is because a strange package has been delivered to their family home for her. Sherlock has moderated his goal for Enola too. After being educated by Florence Nightingale in the previous book about the horrors of proper boarding schools, he is rethinking his plans for Enola's future. However, Mycroft is the one with legal authority over Enola and his thinking about her future hasn't changed.

Again this book has a cipher that has to be decoded, disguises aplenty, and lots of adventure in Victorian England. It also has a maturing Enola and a new relationship for her with her much older brothers.

This was a satisfying conclusion to an excellent historical mystery series.

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A heartwarming story of siblings

Reviewed in the United States on 25 September 2020

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What a clever series! I thoroughly enjoyed Enola’s spunk and intelligence! The unfolding of her relationship with her brothers was done brilliantly! This last book brought me to genuine tears. I wish this wasn’t the end of Enola’s story.

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