The Short Stories
The Seventh Shot
19 February 1919: Sherlock Holmes is called upon to investigate when the French Prime Minister is shot. Was this the work of a lone anarchist, or part of a larger plot to derail the Paris Peace Conference?
The Tin Soldiers
When two former soldiers are murdered, Watson is forced to revisit memories of his time in Afghanistan. Can Holmes solve the mystery of the tin soldiers found with the bodies, and identify the next target, before the killer strikes again?
The Waterbury Affair
Spies in Whitehall, an innocent man imprisoned, and a family uprooted. The Railway Children befriend an old man who hopes that things can be put right, but to uncover the truth he will need the help of Sherlock Holmes.
Wound
The Clockwork Kingdom sleeps, awaiting the day when their kidnapped princess is returned to them.
The Reformation of the Red-Headed League
Has the Red-Headed League returned to complete the bank robbery thwarted by Holmes years before? All the evidence points to them, but who is the mastermind behind this reformed criminal organisation?
The Crimes of John Clay
Before he created the Red-Headed League, John Clay had “one or two little turns” with Sherlock Holmes. But what were the crimes that brought this notorious criminal to Holmes’s attention, and how did he evade the Great Detective’s grasp?
Forever Autumn
Every day, Jeff goes to the park and sits on a bench by the duck pond, as the leaves fall.
Every day he is alone… now she’s not there.
Silence
Don’t make a sound: Don’t say a word, or move a muscle, or even breathe.
Stay silent and they will never find you.
The Adventure of the Hostile Hound
There’s a canine conundrum for Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson when a loyal pet turns against its owners.
The Stanforth Mystery
The Adventure of the Felonious Fiancé - another mystery solved by Sherlock Holmes and recounted by Doctor Watson in the Strand Magazine. However, the old man who habituates the corner table in the A.B.C. teashop is not convinced.
