Fire Storm

jasminl20 - The 14 years old Sherlock Holmes is as intelligent as the ordinary Sherlock we familiar! Not only a smart brain and keen observation, the most important thing he has is a faithfulness heart and the concept of never give up. He is willing to do everything to protect his friends even sacrifices himself! He has a brave heart, in addition, a calm judgment. In this fantastic story, the author created a splendid prologue to attract readers attention. In order to let the people continue reading, the author also created a scared atmosphere. At the beginning of the story, Sherlock experience the most scary moment in his whole life, he sees the house maid in his house blackmails his uncle! And at his most despair moment, he wants to find his friends (also his tutor) to help, but his friend and his daughter disappear! Their house is like a haunted house, like no one has ever live in there. Sherlock is confused and scared, he even doubts that his friend leaved him without a reason is because his friend betrays him. But he has a belief that his friend has a faithfulness heart, he must be in dangerous so he left his house to somewhere else. Lean against the clue that his friend has left to him, Sherlock finds and solves his friend at the most dangerous moment. This book tells us, believe in yourself and you will find the way out and have a brighter life!

September 1, 2013
The teenage Sherlock solves mysteries about two different housekeepers and faces up to a vicious sociopath in this sequel to Black Ice (2013). In the marketplace, Sherlock overhears two strangers talking about finding his mentor and his daughter, Amyus and Virginia Crowe. Believing that the Crowes may need help, Sherlock and his friend Matty go to their home, only to find the house empty. There is, however, a clue that sends Sherlock and Matty, accompanied by the violinist Rufus Stone, off to Edinburgh. Sherlock initiates the action in this caper, not one of the adults, exhibiting his growth and integration of their teaching. Historical Edinburgh and its looming castle reinforce the sense of foreboding created by the story's events. The narrative resolves nicely with a breathtaking ending that involves men with crossbows and a grizzly bear. The denouement indicates that the next installment of this winning series begins right after Sherlock returns from Edinburgh. This rewarding mystery/adventure novel has it all: great characters, a fearsome villain, a generous ration of suspense and hints of romance. Fans of the previous books will devour it; new readers to the series will have no problem diving in. (Adventure/mystery. 13-17)

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