The Language of Bees by Laurie R. KingMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Another wonderful installment of Mary Russell's memoirs. I was a little bit slower to become immersed in this one than some of the others, but once I really got stuck in, I was as captivated as ever.
I think the slight problem for me was that I've never been a fan of Irene Adler, and have been even less fond since I discovered Mary! So it wasn't easy to warm to Adler's son, initially.
Clearly, it wasn't a problem with the writing, just my own prejudices. I've become quite protective of Mary and Sherlock's relationship and don't want echoes of past loves to intrude.
Silly, I know, but it just shows how skilfully the memoirs are written and how deeply I've been drawn into them. :)
Naturally now, I'm dying to read THE GOD OF THE HIVE!
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