Murder, my dear Watson
- 288pages
- 11 heures de lecture
A collection of new stories featuring the famous detective by such writers as Anne Perry, Loren D. Estleman, Barry Day, and Carolyn Wheat.
Les mystères de Sherlock HolmesSéries
Cette série plonge dans les ruelles sombres du Londres victorien, où un détective de génie et son fidèle acolyte démêlent les crimes les plus complexes. Chaque affaire présente des énigmes déroutantes, une profondeur psychologique et un aperçu fascinant de la société de l'époque. Les amateurs de suspense et d'observation perspicace seront captivés, car ces œuvres mêlent magistralement la déduction à une narration dramatique.
Ordre de lecture recommandé
Sherlock Holmes and the Shakespeare Globe Murders
- 190pages
- 7 heures de lecture
London 1899 and a matter of grave national importance. American impresario, Florenz Adler, has rebuilt Shakespeare's Globe playhouse. The grand opening is totake place in the prsence of Her Majesty Queen Victoria. Amidst the excitement, the actors receive sinister warnings in the form of cryptic quotations from Shakespeare's plays and a drawing of a rose. A hoax? A literary joke? But not for long - the joke turns sour as the murders begin, each an exact copy of a death in a Shakespeare play. Even the Queen receives a warning, and so Sherlock Holmes is called in to fathom out the plot - assisted, of course, by Dr. Watson.
The Big Book of Sherlock Holmes Stories
- 789pages
- 28 heures de lecture
"Collects eighty-three stories ... published over a span of a hundred years. Featuring ... cases from [the master himself, Arthur Conan Doyle], Leslie S. Klinger, Laurie R. King, Lyndsay Faye, and Daniel Stashower; pastiches from ... classic (P.G. Wodehouse, Dorothy B. Hughes, Kingsley Amis), and current (Anne Perry, Stephen King, [Neil Gaiman], Colin Dexter); parodies from Doyle's contemporaries (A.A. Milne, James M. Barrie, O. Henry); genre-bending cases by science-fiction greats Poul Anderson and Michael Moorcock"-- Back cover
A killer hunts the members of an old Oxford club-and Sherlock Holmes's brother is the next target