Enola Holmes: The Case of the Left-Handed Lady

"The second in the series of Enola's adventures in London. This one is quite a bit darker than the first. The story is interesting and compelling, though might be a little too dark and/or deep for some younger readers.<br/><br/>Enola, under the guise of a false identity, has decided to become the first scientific perditorian - finding lost people or things using evidence, observation, etc. She is basically following in her brother's footsteps, all the while trying to evade Sherlock and Mycroft. In this story, she's trying to find a missing girl not much older than herself, Lady Cecily, who seems to have gone missing under unusual circumstances. In addition, she's still trying to figure out why her mother left and where exactly she is now.<br/><br/>This story had more depth than the first, and kept me interested the whole time. There was one question I still had at the end of the book, though...<spoiler>It was never clear if Cecily actually had multiple personalities, or if she just repressed her true self to fit in with societal expectations.</spoiler> Even so, I still enjoyed this story."