Sherlock Holmes: The Army of Doctor Moreau - Softcover

Adams has a filmic eye for detail and action, resulting in a rapidly-moving plot packed with adventure. --Cult Box

"The mystery is engaging and the characters are enigmatic enough that I didn t want to put the story down." --DNM Magazine

"An intriguing well-written story that will keep readers guessing right through to the end." --Wired s Geek Mom

"Fast paced and energetic." --Leisurely Geeks

"Succeeds both as a literary jeu d esprit and detective story, with a broad streak of irreverent humour." --Financial Times

Invariably, when the author has this much fun, the reader benefits. --New York Journal of Books

"The writing is crisp, the dialogue sharp, and the pace unrelenting. If you love old fashioned adventure, and of course, Sherlock Holmes, I think you ll find much to love about this one." --My Bookish Ways

Invariably, when the author has this much fun, the reader benefits. --New York Journal of Books

"...by turns both wonderfully wacky and wildly bizarre, if not just outright wild and wonderful." --The British Fantasy Society

Invariably, when the author has this much fun, the reader benefits. --New York Journal of Books

"This is a thriller, both of crime and horror. Trying to limit yourself to just one more chapter is as much a challenge as Holmes trying to survive his trial with this mad scientist." --Ain t It Cool

Invariably, when the author has this much fun, the reader benefits. --New York Journal of Books

"Adams has crafted another incident-packed thrill-fest." --Fantasy Book Review

Invariably, when the author has this much fun, the reader benefits. --New York Journal of Books

"I really enjoyed this book and found myself unable to put it down." --Nerd Trek

Invariably, when the author has this much fun, the reader benefits. --New York Journal of Books

"The type of book that you can t put down, yet put off reading because you don t want the story to end." --Review Fix

Invariably, when the author has this much fun, the reader benefits. --New York Journal of Books

Guy Adams trained and worked as an actor for twelve years before becoming a full-time writer. He is the co-author of The Case Notes of Sherlock Holmes, has written several tie-ins to the TV series Life on Mars. His most recently published novel is Sherlock Holmes: The Breath of God.