Even though you learn quite early in the story who the bad guy is the journey to get to the end was enjoyable. I enjoyed this story more than the Abduction of Pretty Penny (book #5 in The Daughter of Sherlock Holmes Mystery series), I believe it was because I was used to Leonard Goldberg's style of writing and I knew what to expect.

Steve West did a good job narrating this novel and I enjoyed listening to his accent; I will definitely look for books narrated by Steve in the future. ( )

First of all, thank you Leonard Goldberg, Minotaur Books and Goodreads for an advanced reading copy of "The Wayward Prince". Since discovering the joys of reading as a young child, I've been a fan of the Sherlock Holmes' Mysteries. "The Wayward Prince" is the first in the series that I have read, and it certainly will not be the last! Mr. Goldberg did an amazing job developing an interesting plot, believable characters, and well described settings. The writing style reminded me of the original Sherlock Holmes' mysteries, which was a pleasant surprise. If you enjoy historical fiction, or if it's a genre that you are interested in pursuing, I would highly recommend this enjoyable novel. I'm looking forward to reading additional novels by Mr. Leonard Goldberg. ( )

1918 London. When Prince Harry initially goes missing it is assumed he has arranged a meeting, but when he does not return Joanna Watson is requested to investigate with the help of the two doctor Watsons. After decoding a message MI5 believe he may have been kidnapped and to be transported to Germany.
An entertaining historical mystery from the viewpoint of Dr Watson, the son. With its varied and likeable characters it is a good addition to this enjoyable series. ( )