Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Sword Princess

Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Sword Princess
Suzette Hollingsworth
"Victorian romantic mystery in the humorous vein of Jane Austen. Mirabella Hudson soon learns that the Great Detective has more in store for her than washing jars and labeling specimens: pistol shooting, fencing, boxing, and Jiu-Jitsu. This she can master, but Mirabella must face the greatest horror of all: Miss de Beauvais - Finishing School for Distinguished Young Ladies. "
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About the Author

Suzette Hollingsworth grew up in Wyoming and Texas, went to school in Tennessee (Sewanee), lived in Europe two summers, and now resides in beautiful Washington State with her cartoonist/author husband Clint, Captain Jack the tuxedo cat, and a dachshund named Tinkerbelle. Visit her website at www.suzettehollingsworth.com.

Suzette's writing style combines wit with elegance and can be described as "A Jane Austen and Robert Downey Jr. meet on the African Queen type of Historical Romance". Her goal in writing historical fiction is to engage the reader in a magical journey of time travel.

The author is passionate about her current Sherlock Holmes series in which Mrs. Hudson's niece is a potential love interest amidst this Victorian mystery. Sherlock Holmes is a great, fun hero to write because he is liked from the get-go despite being pompous and insufferable (or perhaps because of it!), something which might result in an unsympathetic hero in another narrative. The series draws on the imagery surrounding the beloved Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson (in particular, Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law), incorporates the witty banter into the relationship between Sherlock and Mirabella, and lends itself well to Steam punk, blending the "Age of Invention" with something old-fashioned, elegant, and slower-paced.

Enjoy. The game is afoot.