Anarchist on the Orient Express picks up where The Werewolf in Whitechapel left off with a new adventure on the Continent following Liz Sharp's, our intrepid detective and lady's maid. While there's plenty of action in Anarchist (bomb threats, train chases, and an action-packed finale that involves dirigibles and danger) this second book is really much more character focused. We learn more about Liz and journey with her as she uncovers the secrets of her past. It feels a bit different (and perhaps a tad slower) than the first book, but is just as worth the journey to get to know our characters better. Miss Sharp's Monsters really is one of the most unique and fun series I have read this year!

Thanks to Bocfodder Press and Suzannah Rowntree for an eARC in exchange for an honest review.