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Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective Volume 18
Villains & Mysteries
In this volume from Airship 27 Productions, the Great Detective and his loyal companion take on three exciting new mysteries which will pit them against several cunning and deadly villains. From the strange case of coffins that seem to move from one mausoleum to solving the murder of a lovely young dance hall girl, Holmes and Watson have their hands full. Finally, they are dispatched to Paris in the hunt for valuable British artifacts stolen by a gang of murderous thieves. Writers I.A. Watson, Michael A. Black, and Raymond Louis James Lovato employ their abundant writing skills and imagination to offer up a trio of terrific cases to challenge our sleuthing duo like never before.
In this volume from Airship 27 Productions, the Great Detective and his loyal companion take on three exciting new mysteries which will pit them against several cunning and deadly villains. From the strange case of coffins that seem to move from one mausoleum to solving the murder of a lovely young dance hall girl, Holmes and Watson have their hands full. Finally, they are dispatched to Paris in the hunt for valuable British artifacts stolen by a gang of murderous thieves. Writers I.A. Watson, Michael A. Black, and Raymond Louis James Lovato employ their abundant writing skills and imagination to offer up a trio of terrific cases to challenge our sleuthing duo like never before.
176 pages, Paperback
Published November 7, 2022
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February 3, 2023
While a decent addition to the Consulting Detective series, the cases are just average especially compared to the earlier books.
Plus some added aspects like Watson being derisive of the French and all the exposition on coffins were not in character.
Hence the cases were not as enjoyable to read as the earlier ones in this series.
Plus some added aspects like Watson being derisive of the French and all the exposition on coffins were not in character.
Hence the cases were not as enjoyable to read as the earlier ones in this series.
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Displaying 1 of 1 review