8 Books To Read After The Sherlock Special
Be honest. You’re excited for the Sherlock Special, but you’re still wondering how you’re going to get your mystery fix between the moment it ends and season 4 finally airs. Fear not, we’ve rounded up 8 books to keep you going in the meantime:
1. Trouble is a Friend of Mine by Stephanie Tromly
Zoe gets dragged along on a missing persons investigation by her brilliant and quirky neighbor Digby, whose strange (and hilarious) antics can’t hide a heart of gold.
2. The Appearance of Annie Van Sinderen by Katherine Howe
There’s something strange about the beautiful girl Wes met at a seance in the East Village – it’s almost as if she belongs to another place…or another time.
3. The Dark Days Club by Alison Goodman
Demons have infiltrated every level of society in 1800′s London, and Lady Helen must choose whether to save her reputation – or save the world.
4. The Shades of London Series by Maureen Johnson
Just as Rory arrives at boarding school in London, someone starts mimicking Jack the Ripper’s murders…and she’s the only one who can see him.
5. Nearly Gone and Nearly Found by Elle Cosimano
Nearly Boswell has a knack for tracking down serial killers, even when SHE’s being tracked at the same time.
6. The Accident Season by Moira Fowley-Doyle
Every October, Kara’s family becomes inexplicably accident-prone, and this year she’ll find out whether the accident season is a curse or a coincidence.
7. The Edge of Nowhere by Elizabeth George
Becca’s ability to hear the thoughts of others puts her at risk, so she escapes to Whidbey Island – but she’ll soon find she’s not the only one with secrets.
8. The Mickey Bolitar Series by Harlan Coben
Mickey thought his year couldn’t get worse after witnessing his father’s death and sending his mom to rehab, but after his new friend vanishes, he’ll uncover a conspiracy proving nothing is at it seems.
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