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Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective Volume 14
New Mysteries Arise • In the course of his illustrious career, Sherlock Holmes has been challenged by many bizarre mysteries. In this new volume of adventures, he and Dr. Watson find themselves dealing with a lost treasure from the South Pacific, a ghost that walks on water, an elusive and cunning traitor and lastly a sadistic killer who warns his victims before murdering them. • Airship 27 Productions is thrilled to present the 14th entry in its best selling series. Writers I.A. Watson, Ray Lovato and David Friend offer up a quartet of deadly mysteries that will test the Great Detectives mental abilities beyond the realms of imagination. This is classic Holmes and Watson once again on the hunt through the fog-shrouded streets of London to capture the guilty and protect the innocent.
176 pages, Paperback
Published November 21, 2019
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December 10, 2020
This collection of pulpish pastiches were rather more enjoyable compared to the previous outing.
1. I.A Watson'r 'The Adventure of the Frozen Irregular' occupies more than half of the book. It's a sprawling and chilling tale, encompassing the history and geography of London, diplomatic shenanigans of Diogenes Club, hidden treasure and murder! The story had enough action and shoot-out to make a hardboiled story come alive. Holmes and Watson carried themselves with utmost distinction in this tale.
2. David Friend's 'The Ghost of Otis Maunder': Was the author playing a joke on us? Perhaps. It was a fast and light read, in any case.
3. Raymond Louis James Lovato's 'The Case of the Singular Tragedy': This was a turbo-charged story of violence, where nobody gave any quarters and Holmes showed what he can do to avenge his friends. Enjoyed it immensely.
4. David Friend's 'The Adventure of the Apologetic Assassin': This was definitely a joke. Nevertheless, after such a grim and bare-knuckle story, this one appeared to be just desserts, so as to say.
Recommended.
1. I.A Watson'r 'The Adventure of the Frozen Irregular' occupies more than half of the book. It's a sprawling and chilling tale, encompassing the history and geography of London, diplomatic shenanigans of Diogenes Club, hidden treasure and murder! The story had enough action and shoot-out to make a hardboiled story come alive. Holmes and Watson carried themselves with utmost distinction in this tale.
2. David Friend's 'The Ghost of Otis Maunder': Was the author playing a joke on us? Perhaps. It was a fast and light read, in any case.
3. Raymond Louis James Lovato's 'The Case of the Singular Tragedy': This was a turbo-charged story of violence, where nobody gave any quarters and Holmes showed what he can do to avenge his friends. Enjoyed it immensely.
4. David Friend's 'The Adventure of the Apologetic Assassin': This was definitely a joke. Nevertheless, after such a grim and bare-knuckle story, this one appeared to be just desserts, so as to say.
Recommended.
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