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Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Murderous Confidant
A Short Story: When all of the evidence points at Dr. Watson being a murderer, can Sherlock prove him innocent or is it possible that Watson's own friendship has led him down a dark path? Or could Watson still have a dark path to tread? A Mystery with a little bit of Sci-fi.
19 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 4, 2012
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About the author
Matthew Davenport
50 books54 followersMatthew Davenport hails from Des Moines, Iowa where he lives with his wife, Ren, and daughter, Willow.
He puts up a new chapter every Wednesday on his Patreon. http://patreon.com/matthewdavenport
You can keep track of Matthew through his twitter account @spazenport.
Matt updates his blog from time to time at authormatthewdavenport.wordpress.com
He puts up a new chapter every Wednesday on his Patreon. http://patreon.com/matthewdavenport
You can keep track of Matthew through his twitter account @spazenport.
Matt updates his blog from time to time at authormatthewdavenport.wordpress.com
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September 27, 2021
Lover of Pastiche
I am a big fan of the Sherlock Holmes detective stories. And not too long ago, I discovered the pastiche of the series.
Yep. Just like with the Lovecraft mythos, there are vast amounts of books written by authors who, like me, are great fans and they write the pastiche to prove it.
This book is a wonderful representation of the Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson mythos. The banter between them is spot on.
For fans of the series who are craving some new material you may want to read Matthew Davenport’s version.
Just like his books which are Lovecraftian, he is definitely able to give his work a feeling of authenticity.
I am a big fan of the Sherlock Holmes detective stories. And not too long ago, I discovered the pastiche of the series.
Yep. Just like with the Lovecraft mythos, there are vast amounts of books written by authors who, like me, are great fans and they write the pastiche to prove it.
This book is a wonderful representation of the Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson mythos. The banter between them is spot on.
For fans of the series who are craving some new material you may want to read Matthew Davenport’s version.
Just like his books which are Lovecraftian, he is definitely able to give his work a feeling of authenticity.
Displaying 1 of 1 review