The Devil’s Due

Review

‘Loose-limbed, prodigiously inventive, plotted with infernal logic’ Kirkus

Praise for Unquiet Spirits:

‘Brilliant, beguiling . . . delights both Sherlock Holmes aficionados and new fans of the genre.’
Huffington Post

‘Haunting, vivid and beautifully plotted, an elegant tribute and a cunning update of everything we love about Sherlock Holmes and his world.’
Daniel Stashower, author of Teller of Tales: The Life of Arthur Conan Doyle

‘If the original 60 Holmes stories aren’t enough for you, read Bonnie MacBird’s Unquiet Spirits for another dram of the Great Detective.’
Leslie S. Klinger, editor of The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes

‘A superb Sherlockian adventure. Bonnie MacBird’s take on Holmes and Watson is inventive and true to the canon, a splendid blend of fast-paced action and detection.’
Dana Cameron, author of the Emma Fielding Mysteries

‘A triumph of voice, place, and plotting. Highly recommended for fans of Sherlock.’
Catriona McPherson, author of Dandy Gilver series

‘MacBird’s outstanding sequel to Art in the Blood melds a twisty, multi-layered plot with a plausible exploration of Sherlock Holmes’s life before Watson . . . Will make Sherlockians eager for more from her.’
Publishers Weekly Starred Review

‘MacBird could possibly be Conan Doyle reincarnated. I hope this is a lengthy series. A perfect read as the nights draw in.’
CrimeSquad.com

‘Ms MacBird does a fine job of re-creating the familiar Holmesian universe.’
Wall Street Journal

‘A splendid read in the finest tradition of Conan Doyle.’
Paul Annett, director of Granada Television’s Sherlock Holmes

‘Just start reading and you’ll be hooked . . . Suspense, excitement, intellectual stimulation – and humour: it’s all here.’
Roger Johnson, Sherlock Holmes Journal

‘Bonnie MacBird gives us a rollicking tale worthy of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle himself.’
Historical Novel Society

‘A tour de force.’
Mystery Scene

About the Author

Bonnie MacBird was born and raised in San Francisco and fell in love with Sherlock Holmes by reading the canon at age ten. She attended Stanford University, earning a BA in Music and an MA in Film. Her long Hollywood career includes feature film development exec at Universal, the original screenplay for the movie TRON, three Emmy Awards for documentary writing and producing, numerous produced plays and musicals, and theatre credits as an actor and director. In addition to her work in entertainment, Bonnie teaches a popular screenwriting class at UCLA Extension, as well as being an accomplished water-colourist. She is a regular speaker on writing, creativity, and Sherlock Holmes. She lives in Los Angeles, with frequent trips to London.