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Original Title:	The Last of August
ISBN:	0062398946 (ISBN13: 9780062398949)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Charlotte Holmes #2
Setting:	Berlin(Germany) London, England(United Kingdom)

The Last of August (Charlotte Holmes #2)

Brittany Cavallaro

Hardcover | Pages: 317 pages

Rating: 3.6 | 13089 Users | 1962 Reviews

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Title	:	The Last of August (Charlotte Holmes #2)
Author	:	Brittany Cavallaro
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 317 pages
Published	:	February 14th 2017 by Katherine Tegen Books
Categories	:	Mystery. Young Adult. Contemporary. Fiction

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Watson and Holmes: A match made in disaster. Jamie Watson and Charlotte Holmes are looking for a winter-break reprieve after a fall semester that almost got them killed. But Charlotte isn’t the only Holmes with secrets, and the mood at her family’s Sussex estate is palpably tense. On top of everything else, Holmes and Watson could be becoming more than friends—but still, the darkness in Charlotte’s past is a wall between them. A distraction arises soon enough, because Charlotte’s beloved uncle Leander goes missing from the estate—after being oddly private about his latest assignment in a German art forgery ring. The game is afoot once again, and Charlotte is single-minded in her pursuit. Their first stop? Berlin. Their first contact? August Moriarty (formerly Charlotte’s obsession, currently believed by most to be dead), whose powerful family has been ripping off famous paintings for the last hundred years. But as they follow the gritty underground scene in Berlin to glittering art houses in Prague, Holmes and Watson begin to realize that this is a much more complicated case than a disappearance. Much more dangerous, too. What they learn might change everything they know about their families, themselves, and each other.

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I remembered much less of this one this time around, but I still really enjoyed it! I loved seeing Holmes and Watson out in the wider world, but I think I'm going to like seeing the school setting back again in the next one.

The Last of August is book two in the Charlotte Holmes series. This series is YA contemporary mystery.I would definitely recommend reading A Study in Charlotte first.The narrator is 16 year old Jamie Watson (the great-great-great-grandson of John Watson). The other main character is Charlotte Holmes (the great-great-great-granddaughter of Sherlock Holmes).When the book begins it is late December and Jamie and Charlotte are in England. They are on Christmas/winter break. I was actually a bit sad

Ugh whyyyyyy do I keep doing these books to myself when I know they will only cause me physical painOh right, because they are so fucking good and because I ship Holmes and Watson with the darkest, most vehement flame. I can't even talk about this leave me alone bye

It started well, but it didn't end well.This story felt like it was trying to be clever, whereas the 1st book in the series -- A Study in Charlotte -- was clever.The clues were intriguing and difficult to figure out, as they should be.And it was a cohesive story ... until the art auction.The art auction made no sense, and the ending made even less sense.In my opinion, the entire plot collapsed under the weight of this illogical ending.In the plus column, I loved the relationship between

maybe this is what happened when you built a friendship on a foundation of mutual disaster. it collapsed the second things righted themselves, left you desperate for the next earthquake. after having enjoyed the first book so much, my expectations for this one were through the roof. the characters were developed so nicely and, finally, didnt feel like such a copy of the original holmes and sherlock, but had their own colors and identity, which was really refreshing. i loved how we got to

I'm sorry. I thought briefly that maybe this book didn't deserve to be with my other one star books, but honestly, the mystery was so sloppy. It isn't just that I find these characters insufferable-- the writing leaves something to be desired as well. Let's start right at the most infuriating: Charlotte Holmes is raped and we learn about it in book 1. At first, I thought it was a plot device in order to make Charlotte and Jamie suspects. Then, though, it was clear that this was going to be

Okay, I did not expect to like this even more than the first book. These characters have grown on me immensely. I love that both Jamie and Charlotte are both complex and dynamic characters. Their relationship is interesting and I'm enjoying the slow development. I also really liked that Charlotte narrated a portion of this book - it was great to read from her more clinical perspective. I absolutely never say this, but I would be so down for this series to be like 6 books.