The Adventure of the Notable Bachelorette: A New Sherlock Holmes Mystery (New Sherlock Holmes Mysteries)
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The Adventure of the Notable Bachelorette: A New Sherlock Holmes Mystery (New Sherlock Holmes Mysteries)

Paperback – July 3, 2015

Price
$9.95
Format
Paperback
Pages
154
Publisher
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication Date
ISBN-13
978-1514820988
Dimensions
6 x 0.35 x 9 inches
Weight
7.7 ounces

Description

About the Author In May of 2014 the Sherlock Holmes Society of Canada - better known as The Bootmakers (www.torontobootmakers.com) - announced a contest for a new Sherlock Holmes story. Although he had no experience writing fiction, the author submitted a short Sherlock Holmes mystery and was blessed to be declared one of the winners. Thus inspired, he has continued to write new Sherlock Holmes Mysteries since and is on a mission to write a new Sherlock Holmes mystery inspired by each of the sixty stories in the original canon. In real life he writes about and serves as a consultant for political campaigns in Canada and the USA, but would abandon that pursuit if he could possibly earn a decent living writing about Sherlock Holmes. He currently writes from Toronto, Tokyo, and Manhattan. Fellow Sherlockians should feel free to contact him at [email protected].

Features & Highlights

  • Lord Robert Walsingham de Vere St. Simon’s wife had disappeared.He demanded the services of Sherlock Holmes to find her.She is much younger than he is. Highly spirited. And American.
  • Three days later the wife is accused of a vile crime.Now she comes to Sherlock Holmes seeking his help to prove her innocence so she can avoid the gallows.Neither noble husband nor wife have been playing by the rules of Victorian moral behavior.So who did it?The wife? The mistress? The younger brother? Someone unknown?Fans of Sherlock Holmes will enjoy this mystery, set in London during the last years of the nineteenth century, and written in the same voice as the beloved stories of the original canon. This new mystery was inspired by the original Sherlock Holmes story,
  • The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor.

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I hate to be a spoiler, but I thought the book went to hell in a hand basket beginning with Chapt. 9. The first eight chapters had a lot of possibilities, and was a nice unusual divergent adventure for Sherlock Holmes. Mixing the English ideals, and life in London vs. someone from America, who did not quite fit in. But, the idea was interesting, and the was going in the right direction, and was good reading up until Holmes and the good doctor got involved with this Lord Backwater. Then it become almost comical, with the staged play to seek the murderer. The whole idea of the people involved in the play was bordering on silly. And, the convicted Western gal, was left sitting in jail. Not much came of it, until some clown showed up and tried to shoot one of the actors. It seemed almost like after chapt. 9, that one was reading a completely different book. I scanned and skipped the rest, and went right to the Epilogue where I found the answer. Not very well organized, and disappointing.
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Good Sherlock interactions - but too long and the solution so so

Good Sherlock interactions - but too long and the solution so so