Holmes on the Range Audiobook

" This is, I believe, the fifth in the Holmes on the Range series, and if you enjoy fun whodunits, I recommend you get on board. Steve is a great guy and a fun, clever writer. My husband is his #1 fan. If you doubt me, check out Steve's web page. And once again Bob is mentioned in the acknowledgements for this book. "

" This is book 5 in a series. I've really enjoyed the series. This one I liked but not as much as previous installments. Not sure why. "

" Starts slow, ends strong. Surprise at the end!!! "

" It's 1893 & the Sherlock Holmes-loving Amlingmeyer brothers take their "deducifyin" to Chicago & the first World's Fair. "

" Now I need to find the other books for the series. "

" Fun, silly and while it takes place during the Chicago World's Fair, it's the exact opposite of The Devil in the White City. Great for a plane trip. Like cotton candy. Funny, punny and odd. "

" I love this series -- it's clever, witty and funny! And this latest book in the series had all these elements in abundance. Can't wait to see what these boys are up to next! "

" Currently listening to this. Makes me laugh. Great voices good story. Would like to meet them in real life cause they came alive for me "

" This is the first Hockensmith book I've read and I really enjoyed the story. Will now have to try to get caught up with this series. Not great literature mind you but certainly engaging and fun. Like the brother's relationship. Holmesians should really enjoy. "

" audiobook was painful! I did not enjoy the narration. I did enjoy the story of two brothers who go to Chicago to take part in a sleuthing contest at the World's Fair. "

" Finally got to the book that made me want to read the series! I enjoyed this one quite a bit, although not as much as the Black Dove. I liked that it revolved around the Columbian Exposition, but sometimes I thought that cris-crossing it detracted from the mystery. "

" Very Good; Continuing characters; Amlingmeyer brothers; they travel to Chicago's 1893 World Columbian Exposition to participate in a contest against other renowned detectives, which takes on a different focus when one of the participants is found dead "

" Another fun mystery with Big Red and Old Red, this time in the White City. "

" I was pleasantly surprised by this book. It was humorous, nicely paced and not as campy as I had feared. True, the main characters were in jeopardy which is one of my least favorite tricks of the genre, but at least they were brawny men and not dumb damsels in distress. "

" This one didn't grab me as the previous Big Red and Old Red books did, despite the historical references, including the Hoosier Hundred! Still, I am so taken with the main characters, their relationship, and their doings that I look forward to the next book. Light and fun. "

" Not as good as other books in the series, but still quite entertaining. Enjoyed reading about the Amlingmeyer brothers latest escapades. Otto tells a great story, but it's Gustav who does things worth the telling. "

" A set of cowboys-Sleuth-writer-brothers head to Chicago to compete in the Worlds Greatest Sleuth competition. A bit corner, the tale grew on me and by the end I was hooked. I was not able to predict who the murder. "

" My first in this series. It was good enough that I'll bee looking for the other books! "

" Another fun outing with the Amlingmeyer brothers. I really liked the setting of the book, it was very interesting to read details about the Colombian Exposition. "

" Outstanding (and all the awards he has won for this proves it). If you love mashing Sherlock Holmes and Westerns - this couldn't be better. "

" A fun mystery series set in the late nineteenth-century U.S. West. The audio books, read by William Dufris, are an acquired taste as I feel the reading "dumbs down" the main character, but the series is fun. "

" Great book, Part western with a hint of Sherlock Holmes. Had a pretty good twist at the end as well. Character cast was small and easy to keep up with and none of that plot flip flopping which annoys me. "

" I actually really liked this book. It has a different style with a great mystery added to it. Cowboy Sherlock Holmes! Fun book to read I though "

" A great concept and a ton of fun. Check it out. "

" Love this book! Definitely encouraging others to read it. Totally kept my interest. "

" A mix of western, mystery, and Sherlock Holmes, with a dash of humor make this a fun read. The main characters, Old Red and his younger brother Big Red, are likable enough that I look forward to reading more of the series. "

" Nice read. Kind of hokey (lots of "gosh"es and "golly-gee"s). Mystery was good. "

" Cowboys obsessed with Sherlock Holmes? Written by a dude from Alameda? Slam dunk. "