The world’s greatest detective, created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who lived at 221b Baker Street with his friend Dr. Watson.
The Grand Hotel, a favoured seaside holiday destination for the rich and famous. Among them is Claude Debussy, seeking a quiet place to finish his latest composition. However, when the peace is disturbed by mysterious noises in the night, it is up to Sherlock Holmes to restore harmony.
Sherlock Holmes investigates some of Conan Doyle’s most bizarre mysteries in a new collection of short stories, Into the Fire.
An unidentified man was found dead in a train carriage, Nobody knew how he got there, and the only clue was that his pockets were full of watches. There was much speculation in the press and other accounts of what happened. However, finally it is time for Dr. Watson to reveal the true story.
Watson deals with a difficult patient and Holmes confronts a mass killer in the latest books.
1,070 dead - 1 killer!
Life is short for the grouse on Blubberhouses Moor. However, it’s not just birds that are dead, and that makes this a case for Sherlock Holmes.
