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The Queen, the Prince, and the Munshi
di Orlando Pearson | novelette
- 221B n. 24 - Delos Digital
Holmes has to carry out some deft political manoeuvring, as he deals with an empire-threatening crisis.
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A Scandal in Nova Alba - Stage-play version
di Orlando Pearson | stage play
- 221B n. 11 - Delos Digital
The King of Nova Alba, in this new stage-play version of the story, approaches Sherlock Holmes to discover who killed the king’s predecessor.
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Sherlock Holmes - The Poet and his Muse
di Orlando Pearson | short story
- 221B n. 15 - Delos Digital
Holmes lets his emotionless façade slip by the Baker Street fireside...
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Sherlock Holmes: A Seasonal Tale
di Orlando Pearson | novelette
- 221B n. 16 - Delos Digital
A Sherlock Holmes story with many contemporary resonances
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Sherlock Holmes and the German Interpreter
di Orlando Pearson | novelette
- 221B n. 17 - Delos Digital
The British Government commissions Holmes and Watson to travel to Germany to help the authorities find the man who shot Horst Wessel, the leader of the Storm Troopers.
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Sherlock Holmes and the Trial of Joseph Carr
di Orlando Pearson | novelette
- 221B n. 18 - Delos Digital
A must for all lovers of serious sleuthing.
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The Baron of Wimbledon
di Orlando Pearson | novelette
- 221B n. 20 - Delos Digital
Gottfried von Cramm, a German tennis star of the 1930’s, petitions Holmes for help.
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Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Fourth Messenger
di Orlando Pearson | short story
- 221B n. 21 - Delos Digital
The world’s greatest unsolved mystery.
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Sherlock Holmes - A Comedy about Blackmail and Murder
di Orlando Pearson | short story
- 221B n. 31 - Delos Digital
When blackmail turns deadly, even Sherlock Holmes must dance on the edge of deception—and the truth is the most dangerous game of all.
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The Remarkable Disappearance of James Phillimore
di Paul D. Gilbert | novelette
- 221B n. 29 - Delos Digital
Something as ordinary as a forgotten umbrella soon becomes something quite remarkable.