By the end, I was crying with happiness over her choices, because it was true to her and I was so proud of the character.

The story wasn't to add to the Moriarty-Holmes-Watson drama, it was to share how Charlotte chose her own path forward. I wanted there to be more to it, to have it as a part of the overarching villain story, but when it wasn't I realized that was the point. I was a little disappointed by the conclusion of the mystery, but it also was perfect. Jamie's awareness of her every move and supporting her was everything. Charlotte's history with trauma and abuse wasn't swept under the rug, and I felt for her so deeply. They were witty and perfectly paired, Jamie always watching Charlotte while Charlotte watched the world. I loved getting to see them work on a case that wasn't actually incredibly dangerous, where they were really coming into their own as adults and detectives. I loved that it was told from Charlotte's point of view, especially comparing her point of view in earlier novels to this one. It wasn't a necessary piece, you could have ended with The Case for Jamie quite easily, but this was like a little cherry on top. The third book was the best in the series, most definitely, but this was a perfect ending piece. I have become completely obsessed with Charlotte and Jamie and it has ruined me for other books (for the next ten minutes at least). I started this series unsure if I wanted to continue and I'm finishing it wishing there were 6 more books just focused on Holmes and Watson solving cases in their adult lives. Twenty-five year bookseller with shipments to over fifty million happy customers. No guarantee on products that contain supplements Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed.

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