About the Author

Carole Nelson Douglas is the author of the historical suspense series featuring Irene Adler, the only woman ever to have "outwitted" Sherlock Holmes. She is also the author of the bestselling Midnight Louie series, which includes "Cat in a Quicksilver Caper," " Cat in a Hot Pink Pursuit," " Cat in a Neon Nightmare," and many more. She resides in Fort Worth, Texas.

Reviews

Praise for "Irene at Large" "An absolutely ripping adventure!"--Anne Perry, author of "Dark Assasin""" "Douglas's plot ingenuity remains fresh and amusing, and for all its fanciful turns, the action never loses its jaunty, high-heeled pace."-- "The New York Times""" "Holmes and Irene do their most charming (if in Holmes's case, unwitting) work together."--"Kirkus Reviews""" "Douglas has made Adler a superb detective and invented a perfectly delightful--and perfectly puzzling--series of cases for her."--"The Fort Worth Press"

Praise for "Irene at Large" " An absolutely ripping adventure!" -- Anne Perry, author of "Dark Assasin""" "Douglas's plot ingenuity remains fresh and amusing, and for all its fanciful turns, the action never loses its jaunty, high-heeled pace."-- "The New York Times""" "Holmes and Irene do their most charming (if in Holmes's case, unwitting) work together."--"Kirkus Reviews""" " Douglas has made Adler a superb detective and invented a perfectly delightful-- and perfectly puzzling-- series of cases for her." -- "The Fort Worth Press"

"An absolutely ripping adventure!" -- Anne Perry

"Douglas has penned a delightful romp in this Victorian adventure novel about the only woman Sherlock Holmes ever admired, and indeed she lives up to the honor."

"Holmes and Irene do their most charming (if in Holmes's case, unwitting) work together."

"Ms. Douglas's plot ingenuity remains fresh and amusing, and for all its fanciful turns, the action never loses its jaunty, high-heeled pace."

Praise for "Irene at Large" "An absolutely ripping adventure!"--Anne Perry, author of "Dark Assasin""" "Douglas's plot ingenuity remains fresh and amusing, and for all its fanciful turns, the action never loses its jaunty, high-heeled pace."-- "The New York Times""" "Holmes and Irene do their most charming (if in Holmes's case, unwitting) work together."--"Kirkus Reviews""" "Douglas has made Adler a superb detective and invented a perfectly delightful--and perfectly puzzling--series of cases for her."--"The Fort Worth Press"