A huge thank you to Katherine Tegen Books/Harper Collins for sending me an ARC of this book! 
 A Study in Charlotte is narrated by Jamie Watson, who is a junior in high school that just got offered a rugby scholarship to Sherringford, a boarding school in Connecticut. He leaves his mother and sister in London, with his school right near his father's house. While there, he meets Charlotte Holmes, the great-great-great granddaughter of Sherlock Holmes (yes, Jamie is the great-great-great grandson of John Watson). The two are forced to work together when there is a murder at Sherringford, with the two of them as the prime suspects. 
 I read A Study in Charlotte in two days, but the plot still felt a bit slow at points. Neither Jamie or Charlotte were completely honest with the other, causing for a lot of time that felt wasted in the case. While still entertaining, it felt like filler details that I was reading. I enjoyed taking my time with it, but I typically fly through murder mysteries in a day since they are usually so fast-paced and gripping. There was less urgency on the deaths this time, but I was interested in what was happening to the characters in their personal lives. 
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