Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes
18 books
About this series
In this historical mystery series, Mary Russell, a young scholar, becomes the apprentice and partner to a retired Sherlock Holmes. Together, they solve crimes and navigate the complexities of early 20th-century Europe, often encountering religious and historical intrigue. The tone is intelligent and adventurous, perfect for readers who enjoy classic detective work with a fresh perspective.
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Mary's Christmas
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #0.3
The Beekeeper's Apprentice
Mary Russell #1
Twelfth Night
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #1.8
A Monstrous Regiment of Women
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #2
Mary Russell's War
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #2.5
A Letter of Mary
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #3
The Moor
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #4No cover available
O Jerusalem
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #5
Justice Hall
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #6
The Game
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #7
Locked rooms
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #8
The Language of Bees
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #9
The God of the Hive
Mary Russell #10
Beekeeping for Beginners
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #10.5
Pirate King
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #11
Garment of shadows
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #12
Dreaming Spies
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #13
The Murder of Mary Russell
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #14
Island of the Mad
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #15
Riviera Gold
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #16
Castle Shade
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #17
The Lantern's Dance
Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes #18Similar series
Frequently asked questions
What is the recommended reading order for the Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes series?
The books in the Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes series are best read in publication order to follow the chronological development of the characters and their partnership. While each book presents a self-contained mystery, the overarching narrative and character arcs build sequentially.
Are there any adaptations of the Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes series?
As of my last update, there are no official film or television adaptations of the Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes series. The stories remain primarily in their original literary form.
How does the series evolve over time?
The series deepens the relationship between Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes, exploring their intellectual and personal bond as they face increasingly complex challenges. Later books often delve more into their pasts and the broader geopolitical landscape of the early 20th century.