Sherlock Holmes and the Lyme Regis Trials
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| Rating | : | 4.25 (531 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B071G6KSZS |
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| Number of Pages | : | 118 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-06-10 |
| Language | : | English |
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Lyme Regis. And Mrs Watson. This, the last of the trilogy of Sherlock Holmes in Lyme Regis pastiches, is bright, breezy, and fun.. And a man with murder on his mind. As do Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson. And Lydia. The year is 1903. The Royal Navy comes to town. And a ghost. And a dog
Raven said The final book in this trilogy…. My thanks to Steve and Timi at MX Publishing for my reading copy.Surprise, surprise, Watson got married again. I think that along with the three wives that William S. Baring-Gould mentions in his study of the canon, this makes at least four more that I have encountered. This is far from a new idea.Watson and Beatrice invite Holmes to spent a short time in Lyme Regis. There are some Naval Trials that will take place offshore, and it looks more like war is on the horizon every day. Then a knife wielding maniac is on the loose. There is also the case of the g. An excellent end to the series. The last book in the Lyme Regis trilogy has the properly period atmosphere, intricate plotting and authentic dialogue of the previous two books.Watson invites Holmes to join him and his wife for a holiday in Lyme Regis. Holmes agrees, but suggests that Watson pack his service revolver - and the game is afoot.Plans for a super post-Bruce-Partington submarine may be in danger of being purloined by agents of a foreign Power, the ghost of a long-dead Lyme Regis celebrity haunts the town, strange tokens appear threatening revenge and a knife-wielding fiend stri. Drstatz said A Ghost? Give Me A Rest. One of the many joys of being a Sherlock Holmes fan is the available pastiches (I have 15A Ghost? Give Me A Rest One of the many joys of being a Sherlock Holmes fan is the available pastiches (I have 153 so far)tend to be of uniformly high quality. In my collection I have 2 belonging in the 'dud' category (my opinion of course)while only 'Barefoot In Baker Street' has been placed into a realm by itself in the dreadful category. I concur with another reviewer's observation that the Lyme Regis books make for good reads. The Lyme Regis Trials was a taut, well written story that held the reader's attention. However, for whatever reason the author decided to add a short s. so far)tend to be of uniformly high quality. In my collection I have "A Ghost? Give Me A Rest" according to Drstatz. One of the many joys of being a Sherlock Holmes fan is the available pastiches (I have 15A Ghost? Give Me A Rest One of the many joys of being a Sherlock Holmes fan is the available pastiches (I have 153 so far)tend to be of uniformly high quality. In my collection I have 2 belonging in the 'dud' category (my opinion of course)while only 'Barefoot In Baker Street' has been placed into a realm by itself in the dreadful category. I concur with another reviewer's observation that the Lyme Regis books make for good reads. The Lyme Regis Trials was a taut, well written story that held the reader's attention. However, for whatever reason the author decided to add a short s. so far)tend to be of uniformly high quality. In my collection I have 2 belonging in the 'dud' category (my opinion of course)while only 'Barefoot In Baker Street' has been placed into a realm by itself in the dreadful category. I concur with another reviewer's observation that the Lyme Regis books make for good reads. The Lyme Regis Trials was a taut, well written story that held the reader's attention. However, for whatever reason the author decided to add a short s. belonging in the 'dud' category (my opinion of course)while only 'Barefoot In Baker Street' has been placed into a realm by itself in the dreadful category. I concur with another reviewer's observation that the Lyme Regis books make for good reads. The Lyme Regis Trials was a taut, well written story that held the reader's attention. However, for whatever reason the author decided to add a short s