When her mother vanishes, Enola Holmes must outsmart her brother Sherlock to survive. Discover how this young sleuth navigates Victorian London alone.

Enola proves you can be logical like Sherlock but also instinctual and emotional when it helps the case; she uses the very strictures of her environment as a tool to find a way around a system that wasn't built for her.
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Lena: Imagine waking up on your fourteenth birthday, expecting a celebration, and instead finding your mother has vanished without a trace. No note, no explanation, just... gone.
Miles: It’s a total nightmare, right? But for Enola Holmes—the much younger sister of the legendary Sherlock and Mycroft—it’s actually the start of her own career. It’s been over three years since the 2020 film adaptation brought this story to the screen, but today we’re going back to the original source: Nancy Springer’s 2006 novel, *The Case of the Missing Marquess*.
Lena: I love that she’s not just "Sherlock’s sister." She’s this incredibly resourceful teen who has to navigate Victorian London while hiding from her own brothers!
Miles: Exactly. While Mycroft is trying to force her into a restrictive corset and finishing school, Enola is busy decoding secret ciphers and tracking down a missing Viscount. Let’s dive into the chapter-by-chapter details of how she outsmarts the world's greatest detective.