A Three Book Problem

Praise for A Three Book Problem:
“Plenty of Sherlock-ian lore and local color make for an enjoyable read.”
—Kirkus Reviews

“[Captures] the feel and discourse of a gathering of Sherlockians. This is her best series entry to date.”
—Publishers Weekly

“[An] entertaining follow-up to A Curious Incident.”
—Library Journal, starred review

“[For] cozy-friendly fans of The Great Detective [Sherlock Holmes] and his creator.”
—Booklist

“An extraordinarily fun read from cover to cover.”
—Midwest Book Review

“A great book to curl up with on a cold day . . . [recommended] for anyone who enjoys cozies, mysteries, and Sherlock Holmes.”
—Manhattan Book Review

“Delany keeps readers on the edge of their seat.”
—Cozy Mystery Book Reviews

Praise for the Sherlock Holmes Bookshop mysteries:
“I enjoyed every well-crafted word of this Sherlock Holmes infused tale. A must read for lovers of all things Sherlock Holmes.”
—Jenn McKinlay, New York Times and USA Today–bestselling author of Better Late Than Never

“Vicki Delany is one of my favorite mystery authors and with Elementary, She Read, she has outdone herself. This first book in her intriguing new series features Gemma Doyle, a wonderfully appealing protagonist who runs the Sherlock Holmes Bookshop and Emporium, where delightfully quirky characters and fascinating old books flourish. I loved everything about this story! The Cape Cod setting was enchanting and the intricate mystery kept me turning pages late into the night. Easily one of the best new mystery series on the market.”
—Kate Carlisle, New York Times–bestselling author of the Bibliophile mysteries
 
“A delight, fast, fun, and full of Sherlockian lore. Cheers for a charming, intelligent heroine as observant as The Great Detective himself.”
—Carolyn Hart, New York Times–bestselling author

“Thoroughly delightful.”
—Laura DiSilverio, bestselling author of the Readaholics Book Club Mysteries

“Huzzah for Vicki Delany who’s created vivid characters, a setting that will whet the appetite of mystery readers, and a who-dun-it well worth investigating.” 
—Kylie Logan, nationally bestselling author of the League of Literary Ladies mysteries

“A treat for Holmes fans with plenty of twists and turns in the best Sherlock-ian style.”
—Kirkus Reviews

“Each new entry in this series has been better than the last.”
—Kirkus Reviews

“Well-plotted… Delany’s liberal sprinkling of references to real pastiche novels and reference books makes this cozy a treat for Holmes buffs.”
—Publishers Weekly

“Not only will this latest in the series delight Holmes fans, it will also engage armchair travelers as the group visits many of London’s best-known tourist sites.”
—Booklist

“Delightful…sure to please fans of Holmes pastiches and bookstore mysteries.”
—Library Journal

“An enjoyable and clever cozy mystery…a great summer or beach read.”
—San Francisco Book Review