Great book and great narrator

The comparison to a female Sherlock Holmes with a cop Dr. Watson is to the point. But that doesn't diminish the book.
The key elements of the genie that struggles with exactly that hyperactive brain, the bromance between the two main characters, the companion with a big heart and down to earth attitude, (also some things I won't write here as not to spoiler too much) are found in this emotional and thrilling story.
All these things are good ingredients, and the sometimes sexist (probably at least in part caused by the time of writing) views of the original Sherlock are reconciled by Antonia Scott being a woman.
The second and most important difference is the writing style. Instead of the fixation on the hyperanalytic brain, Scott and the story are very emotional. I laughed and cried and bit my nails.
All in all, the author took the best parts from Sherlock and made them his own by writing with his voice and his story.
I can only say I loved the book and can't wait for the sequel
Not to forget the very good work of Scott Brick, who is an outstanding narrator who did the characters and the story justice, and has a very pleasing voice.

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