Enola Holmes

This modern reimagining features the descendants of Sherlock Holmes and John Watson, capturing the same clever, deduction-heavy mystery solving as Enola Holmes. It perfectly balances the intellectual challenge of a classic detective story with the complex, evolving relationship between two brilliant teenagers.

Fans of Enola will adore Flavia de Luce, an 11-year-old aspiring chemist with a penchant for poisons and a brilliant, inquisitive mind. Like Enola, Flavia is an unconventional, highly intelligent girl navigating a world that underestimates her while solving dark mysteries.

Set in Victorian London, this book follows Audrey Rose Wadsworth, a lord's daughter who defies societal expectations to study forensic medicine. It shares Enola's blend of historical setting, feminist rebellion, and the gritty, suspenseful thrill of solving a high-stakes crime.

While set in a modern boarding school, this mystery features a protagonist obsessed with true crime who must solve a cold case from the past. Readers who enjoy Enola's analytical approach and her determination to prove herself will find a kindred spirit in Stevie Bell.

Mary Quinn is a rescued orphan trained as a spy in a secret agency for women in Victorian London, making her a perfect peer to Enola Holmes. The book offers a fascinating look at gender roles in the 19th century combined with high-stakes espionage and undercover work.

Veronica Speedwell is a Victorian lepidopterist who is fiercely independent, unconventional, and constantly finding herself in dangerous situations. Readers who love Enola's wit and her struggle against the constraints of her time will find Veronica's adventures equally delightful and empowering.

Set in a grand department store in Edwardian London, this mystery follows Sophie Taylor as she becomes embroiled in a jewel heist. It captures the same charming, period-accurate atmosphere and resourceful, clever heroine dynamic that makes the Enola Holmes series so engaging.

Though set in a different era, this story features a protagonist who must navigate complex social dynamics and deception to uncover the truth, much like Enola's work. It appeals to readers who appreciate a sharp, observant female lead who uses her wits to dismantle systems of power from the inside.

In this gender-bent retelling, Charlotte Holmes operates as a consulting detective while her sister plays the role of the public face. It is a sophisticated, deeply intellectual take on the Holmesian world that mirrors Enola's own journey of claiming her agency in a patriarchal society.

Vish Puri is India's 'Most Private Investigator,' and while he is quite different from Enola, his dedication to solving mysteries with a mix of humor and local knowledge is delightful. Fans of the procedural aspects of Enola Holmes will appreciate the careful, step-by-step unraveling of the case.