A chance meeting with an elderly beekeeper turns into a pivotal, personal transformation when fifteen-year-old Mary Russell discovers that the beekeeper is the reclusive Sherlock Holmes, who soon takes on the role of mentor and teacher.
"KING has stepped onto the sacred literary preserve of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, poached Holmes, and brilliantly brought him to life again."
-"The Washington Post Book World"
"The Beekeeper's Apprentice has the power to charm the most grizzled Baker Street irregular."
-"Daily News, New York"
"Rousing...riveting...suspenseful."
-"Chicago Sun-Times"
"Wonderful: an intelligently and imaginatively crafted novel that's also great fun."
-"The Drood Review of Mystery" (Editor's Choice)
"Remarkably beguiling."
-"The Boston Globe"
"Wonderfully original and entertaining . . . absorbing from beginning to end."--"Booklist"
"King has stepped onto the sacred literary preserve of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, poached Holmes, and brilliantly brought him to life again."--"The Washington Post Book World"
"Remarkably beguiling."--"The Boston Globe"
"A fascinating and often moving account of a friendship so unusual and so compelling that one almost accepts it as being historically real."--"The Denver Post"
"Enchanting . . . "The Beekeeper's Apprentice "is real Laurie R. King, not "faux" Conan Doyle, and for my money, it's better than the original."--"San Jose"" Mercury News"
"Rousing . . . Riveting . . . Suspenseful."--"Chicago"" Sun-Times"
"King has stepped onto the sacred literary preserve of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, poached Holmes, and brilliantly brought him to life again."--"The Washington Post Book World
""A fascinating and often moving account of a friendship so unusual and so compelling that one almost accepts it as being historically real."--"The Denver Post
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"Enchanting..."The Beekeeper's Apprentice" is real Laurie R. King, not "faux" Conan Doyle, and for my money, it's better than the original."--"San Jose Mercury News
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"Rousing...Riveting...Suspenseful."--"Chicago Sun-Times
""Wonderfully original and entertaining...absorbing from beginning to end."--"Booklist"
"Remarkably beguiling."--"The Boston Globe"
King has stepped onto the sacred literary preserve of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, poached Holmes, and brilliantly brought him to life again. "The Washington Post Book World"
A fascinating and often moving account of a friendship so unusual and so compelling that one almost accepts it as being historically real. "The Denver Post"
Enchanting..."The Beekeeper's Apprentice" is real Laurie R. King, not "faux" Conan Doyle, and for my money, it's better than the original. "San Jose Mercury News"
Rousing...Riveting...Suspenseful. "Chicago Sun-Times"
Wonderfully original and entertaining...absorbing from beginning to end. "Booklist"
Remarkably beguiling. "The Boston Globe""
King has stepped onto the sacred literary preserve of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, poached Holmes, and brilliantly brought him to life again. The Washington Post Book World
A fascinating and often moving account of a friendship so unusual and so compelling that one almost accepts it as being historically real. The Denver Post
Enchanting...The Beekeeper's Apprentice is real Laurie R. King, not faux Conan Doyle, and for my money, it's better than the original. San Jose Mercury News
Rousing...Riveting...Suspenseful. Chicago Sun-Times
Wonderfully original and entertaining...absorbing from beginning to end. Booklist
Remarkably beguiling. The Boston Globe
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"King has stepped onto the sacred literary preserve of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, poached Holmes, and brilliantly brought him to life again." --The Washington Post Book World
"A fascinating and often moving account of a friendship so unusual and so compelling that one almost accepts it as being historically real." --The Denver Post
"Enchanting...The Beekeeper's Apprentice is real Laurie R. King, not faux Conan Doyle, and for my money, it's better than the original." --San Jose Mercury News
"Rousing...Riveting...Suspenseful." --Chicago Sun-Times
"Wonderfully original and entertaining...absorbing from beginning to end." --Booklist
"Remarkably beguiling." --The Boston Globe