Book Review: ‘The Wayward Prince: A Daughter Of Sherlock Holmes Novel’ By Leonard Goldberg

The year is 1918 and WWI is still taking place, and on this day Prince Harry, third in line to the crown, is out for a horseback ride, and vanishes, when he stops to take a leak. There are no suspects or reasons anyone knows about, and very little clues. Joanna Watson (daughter of Sherlock Holmes), is called to help assist the case, and finds some small clues that point to German involvement, and she gets to work on the case, along with her husband John, and Dr. Watson. When two attempts are made on her life, she figures out it’s an old foe, related to her late father, and a foe he had. Now it’s a game of cat and mouse to save the Prince, and to save her own life, as her father’s life not mirrors her life. This is the seventh novel in the series, and another well-written, fun novel from author Goldberg. I love these novels, and fans of these novels, will be happy with this one.

You can pick up The Wayward Prince in stores on Tuesday, July 11th from Minotaur Books.