Thorndike Press Large Print Crime Scene: The Sherlockian (Hardcover)

from stephaniechase

Bumbling Sherlock Holmes fan seeks to solve the last, greatest mystery of Arthur Conan Doyle, told in chapters alternating between present day and the turn of the 20th century. The Sherlockian begins slowly; the story is a little too pat, and the characters a little too caricature. The story, and...

from John.Fougere

The Sherlockian is told from two diffrent points of view. It is told through Harold (new member of a sherlock holmes society) and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Harold's parts of the book take place in 2010, while Doyle's parts take place in the 1800's. After successfuly killing off Sherlock Holmes, Art...

from tuckerresearch

An interesting set of interlocking mysteries, one set in 1900, another set in 2010. The former concerns Arthur Conan Doyle and his buddy Bram Stoker, and the latter concerns a Sherlockian (a Holmes superfan, for those not in the know) searching for Doyle's missing diary that just happens to cover...

from Jthierer

This was an interesting historical thriller that combined a fictional adventure for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle with a slightly more based on reality adventure of a Holmes researcher. Both stories moved quickly, but I was more interested in the Doyle half of the story, in part because he was a more in...

from jimgysin

A fun outing for mystery fans, and doubly so for Baker Street addicts. Two stories are told here in alternating chapters. One takes place around the turn of the 20th century and relates the actions of Arthur Conan Doyle himself--often assisted by his good friend, Bram Stoker--as he deals with pub...