The Three Locks
The Devil’s Due
1890, Winter. A series of gruesome murders of wealthy philanthropists by a self-styled “Lucifer” terrifies London. Hampered by a dangerous new man at Scotland Yard and a vengeful journalist, Holmes and Watson race through the city, confronting performers, princes, anarchists, and artists. But when Mycroft disappears, Watson fears Holmes may be moving too close to the flames himself.
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Unquiet Spirits
December 1889. Holmes and Watson race from London to the French Riviera, then a “haunted” castle in the Highlands in a terrifying case involving the whisky business, French wine, long buried secrets, and a vibrant young Scotwoman. To solve the mysteries, Holmes must face a “ghost” from his own past. Second in the series.
Art in the Blood
Winter 1888, London, Paris, Lancashire. A child vanishes, a stolen statue leaves a trail of blood, and silk mill murders convolve into a fast-paced thriller in which Sherlock Holmes finds his artistic temperament and his friendship with Watson challenged to the limit. First in the acclaimed HarperCollins series.
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An Evening with Jeremy Brett’s Sherlock Holmes
Mar 27, 2021 08:00 PM GMT, 12 noon California, 3pm EST
Description: An evening dedicated to the world’s greatest consulting detective, Sherlock Holmes, and the actor who made the role his own, Jeremy Brett.
The panelists include:
Roger Johnson (Sherlock Holmes Society of London)
Bonnie MacBird (Author, Actor, Director)
Jay Ganguly (Sherlock Holmes Society of India)
Maureen Whittaker (Author, Jeremy Brett Playing A Part)
Catherine Cooke (Curator, Sherlock Holmes Collection Westminster Libraries