My Dear Watson
''Margaret Park Bridges takes an even more revisionist approach in her novelMy Dear Watson. The detective's secret is disclosed at the very start of the book, and it'll do no harm to reveal it here: Sherlock Holmes was a woman. It's not a new idea but it's handled here with great skill and confidence, and it has a purpose, to account for much of Holmes' personality as described by Dr Watson.'' --The Sherlock Holmes Society''I started this book after an evening out, thinking I would just read a page or two to help me sleep . . . two hours later I'd read all of it. Margaret Park Bridges knows how to give a reader a good time. Each page beckons you hypnotically toward the next. It's suspense filled, interesting, fun and, indeed, funny to the point of farce on a couple of occasions.'' --Bookbag''I started this book after an evening out, thinking I would just read a page or two to help me sleep . . . two hours later I'd read all of it. Margaret Park Bridges knows how to give a reader a good time. Each page beckons you hypnotically toward the next. It's suspense filled, interesting, fun and, indeed, funny to the point of farce on a couple of occasions.'' --Bookbag--This text refers to theAudio CDedition.