The Accidental Detective by Melvyn Small

Thank you @rararesources and @Melvyn Small letting me part of this is tour and reviewing this book. The accidental Detective is a thriller and 299 pages long. This is great read and the writing style was easy to get into. I felt like the accidental detectives took me away from my world into there world which is good. Tbe characters where great but my faviourte was John Watson. Great writing style and plot and did make me smile in places. Thete is six different dtories with the same two characters but all enjoyable. They all kept ne hooked and entertained 5 stars. Blurb Thrown together by the British legal system, Holmes and his court appointed psychologist, Dr John Watson, seem an unlikely pairing... but sometimes the stars align. Our two heroes are soon drawn into a series of riotous adventures that both bewilder and beguile. Holmes’ mastery of data, deduction and logic combines with his gin-dry wit and a casual contempt for life-threatening danger to ensure there is never a dull moment as he and the good doctor battle the mysteries that have the local constabulary baffled. Author Bio – Born in Stockton-on-Tees and raised in nearby Billingham, Mel left Northfield Comprehensive School at 16 to train as a civil engineering technician at Cleveland County Council Surveyor and Engineer's Department. It was during this time, spent either at a drawing board or on the clever end of a theodolite that, following a rather sharp haircut, he was bestowed the nickname Melvis. Thanks go out to Joan the tea lady for that one. Fortunately Mel is not a vengeful chap and has not once even considered informing HM Revenue and Customs of Joan's illicit below-the-tea-trolley line in Kitkats and Marathons. Whether Mel retains any likeness to the King of Rock 'n' Roll is debatable, however even the most imaginative would now concede he is less GI Blues and more the Vegas years. Mel loves a parmo.