Enola Holmes Books in Order

When her mother vanishes on her fourteenth birthday, Enola Holmes escapes her brothers' plans for boarding school and heads for London. Her search leads to another disappearance and the dangers of the Victorian city's streets.

Hiding from Sherlock in London, Enola Holmes discovers drawings by a missing young woman, Lady Cecily. Following clues through dangerous streets, she risks exposing her own identity as she searches for the artist behind them.

Doctor Watson has disappeared, and Enola Holmes cannot ignore the mystery despite needing to evade Sherlock. A bouquet delivered to Watson's home contains flowers associated with death, offering a disturbing clue to his whereabouts.

A coded plea from Lady Cecily draws Enola Holmes into another dangerous investigation. With her friend being held against her will, Enola must weigh accepting Sherlock's help against risking the independence she has fought to preserve.

Enola Holmes's landlady, Mrs. Tupper, is abducted, leaving the young investigator determined to find her. Codes concealed in a crinoline underskirt draw Enola toward Florence Nightingale and questions about her landlady's apparently ordinary life.

While searching for Lady Blanchefleur del Campo, Enola discovers Sherlock is pursuing her with a mysterious package from their absent mother. The siblings face connected puzzles involving the missing duchess, their mother, and Mycroft.

Letitia Glover refuses to believe her twin sister died as the Earl of Dunhench claims. Enola Holmes investigates suspicious documents and a mysterious black carriage, going undercover to uncover what happened inside the earl's household.

When a young boy substitutes for Enola Holmes's sick porter and disappears after one day, she searches London's rougher streets. Finding his uniform buttons without their wearer convinces her that urgent intervention is needed.

Lady Cecily escapes her father's control with Enola Holmes's help, then disappears again into London. Enola must locate her vulnerable friend before Sherlock, hired to find Cecily, can return her to the household she fled.