I really like this book, but I work with PS Financials. All examples are drawn from HR. Although I could usually draw the analogy to Financials, explanation of trees depended on having HR. Just a citation of what Financial panels, records, etc. fill the same role as those examples shown for HR would have been helpful.

Given the myriad of restrictions on humanity imposed by Islam this book manages to find some splendors. Art is virtually prohibited with the exception of architecture as Mohammed declared "image makers" unholy. In addition to elimination painting and sculpture, dance is made impossible by "modestry restrictions" as is sport. Polyphony was developed in the West so musical forms are quite limited.What is left is covered with some skill by this book.

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I haven't finished the book, but I am enjoying this immensely. The author has a wealth of experience and is a gifted writer. There are stories here unlike any that you will read anywhere else.

True Sherlockians'll know immediately upon beginning to read this book that this story has no place in the Canon. It would never have occurred. This Australian writer attempts to depict the American frontier but fails miserably. The dialect doesn't ring true. The characters are one dimensional. Several times Holmes makes Watson the butt of his jokes. He even sells him down the river, something Holmes would never do. The attempts at humor border farce and are tiresome and overdone. It's formulaic and predictable. It falls short of delivering what Holmes fans have come to expect from stories written about him and Watson.