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Top 30 Sherlock Holmes Audiobooks of 2023 So Far
1. The Rediscovered Annals of Sherlock Holmes – Terry Golledge and Michael Langan
2. Sherlock Holmes and the Eye of Heka – David Marcum and Luke Barton
3. Sherlock Holmes and the Sixty Steps – Séamas Duffy and Michael Langan
4. A Continuum of Sherlock Holmes Stories – Jay Ganguly and Kevin E Green
5. Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Green Dragon – M R Rivera and Michael Langan
6. Of Course He Pushed Him and Other Sherlock Holmes Stories – Volume 1 – Chris Chan and Kevin E Green
7. The Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes – Paul D. Gilbert and Simon de Deney
8. The Chronicles of Sherlock Holmes – Paul D. Gilbert and Simon de Deney
9. The Undiscovered Archives of Sherlock Holmes – John Lawrence and Adam Blanford
10. The Untold Adventures of Sherlock Holmes – Luke Kuhns and Joff Manning
11. The Adventure of the Jeweled Falcon and Other Stories – Gregg Rosenquist and Kevin E. Green
12. The Annals of Sherlock Holmes – Paul D. Gilbert and Simon de Deney
13. The Further Chronicles of Sherlock Holmes – Volume 1 – Denis O. Smith and Kevin E Green
14. Sherlock Holmes and the Crystal Palace Murder – Johanna Rieke and Michael Langan
15. The Recollections of Sherlock Holmes – Arthur Hall and Michael Langan
16. The Further Chronicles of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 2 – Denis O. Smith and Kevin E. Green
17. Of Course He Pushed Him and Other Sherlock Holmes Stories – Volume 2 – Chris Chan and Kevin E Green
18. Sherlock Holmes and the Unholy Trinity – Paul D. Gilbert and Simon de Deney
19. Sherlock Holmes: The Persian Slipper and Other Stories – Brenda Seabrooke and Kevin E Green
20. New Cases of Sherlock Holmes – Janet Shaw and Ben Carling
21. Sherlock Holmes: The Tales of Darkness – Paul D Gilbert and Simon de Deney
22. The Poisoned Pawn – Richard T. Ryan and Luke Barton
23. Three May Keep a Secret – Richard Ryan and Luke Barton
24. Sherlock Holmes and a Quantity of Debt – David Marcum and Time Winters
25. Sherlock Holmes and the Unmasking of the Whitechapel Horror – Frank Emerson and Adam Blanford
26. The Endeavours of Sherlock Holmes – Mark Wardecker and Michael Langan
27. Sherlock Holmes – Tangled Skeins – David Marcum and Anthony Howard
28. Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Perplexed Politician – Margaret Walsh and Adam Blanford
29. Sherlock Holmes in Montague Street – Volume 1 – Arthur Morrison and Charles Featherstone
30. Sherlock Holmes and the Hellfire Heirs – Margaret Walsh and Kevin E Green
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Sherlock Holmes and the Hellfire Heirs
One of my favourite Sherlockian authors, Margaret Walsh, has written another book and I can’t wait to read it.
The kickstarter is currently underway.
When Mrs. Hudson asks Holmes and Watson to find a missing girl, neither men expected what they would find.
Along with Lestrade, they are plunged into a case of abduction and murder. As they race from Marylebone, to Finchley, to Wapping, and back again, time is running out for them to solve the case without further casualties. With two of their own under threat, the pressure is mounting to catch and stop the group known as “Hellfire Heirs”.
But just who are the shadowy men known as “The Hellfire Heirs”?
Margaret Walsh
This is Margaret’s fifth stand alone novel. Her main focus is Sherlock Holmes tackling serial killers, and her success has firmly established Margaret as one of the leading Australian Sherlock Holmes writers. If you’d…
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Sherlock Holmes and the Crystal Palace Murder
“Sherlock Holmes and the Crystal Palace Murder” was written by Johanna M. Rieke and published by MX Publishing. I was given a copy to review by MX Publishing.
Sherlock Holmes relates to John Watson the story of the events behind the canon story “The Final Problem”. Then a body is found in the maze at the Crystal Palace. Two totally unrelated things, you would think.
But are they?
Holmes and Watson hasten to seek the killer and find they have uncovered something much worse than a single murder. Something that could shatter Britain and plunge Europe into war.
Ms. Rieke writes an excellent Holmes and Watson. They balance each other perfectly. Lestrade and Gregson both make an appearance, and both characters are delightfully portrayed.
The story itself is well balanced and well researched.
Spending several hours with “Sherlock Holmes and the Crystal Palace Murder” was a pleasure.
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Sherlock Holmes: A Question of Time by Glenn Searfoss Review
Great review
I received a free copy of this book in exchange for a fair and honest review. All opinions are my own.
Infamous partner of world-renowned detective Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson must unravel the mystery behind his friend’s sudden frightful state and determine whether the great detective came into contact with true time travel or instead is lost to a mad game in author Glenn Searfoss’s “Sherlock Holmes: A Question of Time”.
The Synopsis
A shocking mystery or outrageous hoax?
Responding to an urgent summons, Dr. Watson arrives at 221B to find Sherlock Holmes swathed in filth and in a state of deep shock. To ensure Holmes’ safety, he must retrace the detective’s last movements and discover the source of his debility. The investigation leads to a fire-gutted warehouse where nothing remains except an open cesspit and the enigma of an unburned circle.
A convalescing Holmes unravels the mystery by relating…
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Sherlock Holmes and the Eye of Heka
“Sherlock Holmes and the Eye of Heka” is written by David Marcum and published by MX Publishing.
I received a copy from MX Publishing for review.
Early in 1888 a personal tragedy has rocked John Watson’s world and he has returned to Baker Street to live. It does not take long for him to once again be swept up into Holmes’s adventures. In this case, the adventure involves a madman targeting John Watson and an exotic idol known as “The Eye of Heka”.
Once again, David Marcum has given us a fabulous story.
“Sherlock Holmes and the Eye of Heka” is a delicious blend of Arthur Conan Doyle and H. Rider Haggard. The tale fairly rips along drawing the reader in its wake.
If anyone can be said to have inherited the mantel of Arthur Conan Doyle, it is David Marcum.
I cannot recommend this book highly enough.
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