Finished up Death's Old Sweet Song last night. I wound up being correct on my theory, but Stagge kept me guessing (and guessing wrong) about the culprit right up to the end. A pretty good feat when you consider that with such a high body count he was running out of suspects.
Next up: The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Veiled Detective--a look at the earliest days of the world's first consulting detective. From the back of the book: It is 1880, and a young Sherlock Holmes arrives in London to pursue a career as a private detective. He soon attracts the attention of criminal mastermind Professor James Moriarty, who is driven by his desire to control this fledgling genius. Enter Dr. John H Watson, soon to make history as Holmes' famous companion.
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