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Moriarty Lifts the Veil
- A Professor & Mrs. Moriarty Mystery, Book 4
- Narrated by: Jill Smith
- Series: The Professor & Mrs. Moriarty Mystery Series, Book 4
- Length: 9 hrs and 34 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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It began as a harmless wager. Who could solve their case first?
Professor and Mrs. Moriarty have a few weeks to kill before their theater opens. Happily, two small cases drop in their respective laps. Moriarty has what looks like a scheme to swindle army veterans out of their discharge pay. Angelina must find a missing servant by winkling her way into a circle of officers’ wives. Neither case seems terribly challenging - just enough to provide an agreeable competition.
But as soon as they start asking questions, things take an ugly turn. Moriarty discovers an army barracks riddled with corruption. Angelina uncovers a terrible secret at the heart of the circle of officers and wives. When Sherlock Holmes returns from a mission in India, he confirms her worst fears. Then a man is murdered, and a good friend is blamed. Scotland Yard sends Holmes to catch their suspect.
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- Angelofmusic
- 03-27-21
Twisted
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
There are so many twists and turns that sometimes it really makes you wonder how on earth Moriarty’s case and Lena’s case intertwine. Both are just trying to help friends but they uncover a plot so horrific that it makes you wonder how people could do this. It also shows a light on something that is still prevalent today and we don’t see it. It’s sad that it happens but all we can do is catch the people behind it and help try to end it.
I very scary chain of events but a very thorough and well put together.
I love Anna Castles disclaimers at the end of each book it very interesting to hear how she research’s the information she uses in her stories.
I highly recommend the Moriarty Series. Any Sherlock fan who hasn’t read this most definitely should.
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- Q Garcia
- 02-10-21
Money & Slavery
A bet between Professor Moriarty and his wife turns out to led to murder. The professor is looking into stolen military wages and his wife is looking for a missing maid. Their bet - who solves their case first. Soon enough the cases are intertwined. This is a clean mystery, with interesting characters, and plenty of twists. I was gifted this from the author.