This book has added girl power with the appearance of the Suffragette movement, making the feminist message all the more obvious. For me, how they take care of themselves and each other is the best thing about these stories. Our amateur sleuths are two independent young ladies – Lil and Sophie – who are smart, resourceful and tenacious. They are fun mysteries set in London at the start of the twentieth century. The Mystery of the Painted Dragon is the third of Katherine Woodfine’s Sinclair’s Mysteries and is every bit as enjoyable as the first two installments in the series. The blurb: When a priceless painting is stolen, our dauntless heroines Sophie and Lil find themselves faced with forgery, trickery and deceit on all sides!īe amazed as the brave duo pit their wits against this perilous puzzle! Marvel at their cunning plan to unmask the villain and prove themselves detectives to be reckoned with – no matter what dangers lie ahead… Once the player and King Arthur return to Camelot, the Sinclairs and Morgan are driven out and the quest is completed.The best kind of children’s book: one big and little kids can enjoy! 4/5. The player must get the holy grail from the top floor, and rescue King Arthur with the help of Wizard Cromperty from the Black Knights' Fortress. The player needs to free Merlin and the knights from the jail cell, and they will emerge on the ground floor of Keep Le Faye. The player will be thrown into an underground jail cell and meet the imprisoned knights, who will tell that King Arthur has been turned into a granite statue and taken away by the Black Knights. Their plan is to destroy King Arthur and reclaim Camelot. Apparently, the Sinclairs have left their house to team up with Morgan Le Faye and the Black Knights. After the player chooses to do so and wins the court case, Anna will lead the player into a trap.

She is held there and will receive a guilty verdict in the Sinclair case from Murder Mystery, unless the player helps her. Anna Sinclair, from the Murder Mystery quest, might know where the Sinclairs, King Arthur and the Knights are, but first she needs the player's help to win her case in the Seers' Village courthouse. Several clues are found in conversations with various persons, and also some items are discovered which vaguely point to the abductor. The members of the Sinclair family, who lived in Sinclair Mansion close to Camelot, also disappeared at the same time. King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table have disappeared.

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