News — Book Launches

Sherlock Holmes and the Whitechapel Vampire now released in audio format! Also available in paperback - in the USA Barnes and Noble and Amazon , in the UK Amazon and Waterstones. Elsewhere Book Depository offer free worldwide delivery. In ebook format it is in Kindle, Nook, Kobo and iBooks (iPad).

A stunning new book comes out tomorrow (Amazon USA - Amazon UK) featuring dozens dozens of the top Sherlock fan fiction writers and artists (especially BBC Sherlock) to raise awareness for the Save Undershaw campaign. All royalties from the book go to the Help for Heroes servicemen and women charity. Please take a moment to visit the Save Undershaw Facebook Page and ‘like’ it where we will be featuring fan images from the book.  

The Lost Stories of Sherlock Holmes now released in audio format. Also available in paperback -  Amazon USA, Barnes and Noble, Amazon UK  ,Waterstones. For elsewhere Book Depository who offer free delivery worldwide. In ebook format there is Amazon Kindle, Nook, Kobo Books and iBooks(iPad/iPhone).

"A Greyhound called Danny recently visited 10 Downing Street to raise awareness about the benefits of children reading to dogs.  Launching his new book, ‘Danny goes to London’, Danny hopes children will be encouraged to pick it up and read to dogs like him. Danny is a Reading, Education and Assistance Dog (READ), and is sponsored by the Kennel Club’s Bark and Read Foundation to go into schools and listen to children read.  My six year old son absolutely adores this book and managed to read it all on his own. Very very educational! This is highly recommended by London Mums. In...

"It is completely impossible that all readers will fail to find at least one view that strikes a chord within their mind that says, “of course!  That was the real Holmes (or Watson).” Philip K Jones is one of the most experienced Holmes reviewers in the world and maintains the world's largest database of pastiches. He was particularly keen to review Sherlock Holmes and The Strangers Room as it contains more than forty short 'pastiches' which Phil nicely refers to as 'moments' rather than mysteries. This is a fascinating collection that we savoured the first time we read it and...