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David Marcum's 2nd novel is the top selling audiobook so far and he had a hand in #2 as David edited the Terry Golledge collection. It's a great month for Orlando Pearson from his Redacted Sherlock Holmes series with three in the top ten. 1.   Sherlock Holmes and the Eye of Heka – David Marcum and Luke Barton 2.   The Rediscovered Annals of Sherlock Holmes – Terry Golledge and Michael Langan 3.   Through a Glass Starkly – Richard T. Ryan and Luke Barton 4.   Death at Tennis – Orlando Pearson and Luke Barton 5.   Medical Adventures of Sherlock Holmes – Carl Heifetz and J.T. McDaniel 6.   The Redacted Sherlock Holmes...

Every Sunday we like to share a particular writer or a theme.  This week we are offering a choice of short story collections - up to five. Please use the contact us form, quote #Sherlock Sunday Short Stories and let us know which country you are from.  Please check your library so you don't ask for books already have (codes are hard to re-allocate).   Sherlock Holmes and the Folk Tale Mysteries, Volume 2   The Scrapbook of Sherlock Holmes   Canon of the Non-Sacred Writings   Dead Ringers   New Cases of Sherlock Holmes  

Week 7 - Thank Holmes It's Friday 2023 We continue our quest to give away hundreds of Sherlock Holmes audio codes each week and this week it's a choice of three from five from the catalogue - including the brand new released this week Chris Chan collection - Of Course He Pushed Him. It's the first volume with the 2nd one coming soon. We keep the codes available until Sunday.  Please use the contact us form, quote #THIF 7-2023 and let us know which country you are from. Please only ask for books you don't already have.  3 from 5 books this week...

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An extract from Memoirs from Mrs Hudson's Kitchen;  “The powers of a man’s mind are directly proportioned to the quantity of coffee he drinks,” so said Sir James Mackintosh (1765-1832), a Scottish jurist, politician and historian. This maxim could easily be applied to Mr. Holmes and Dr. Watson, since both often preferred coffee over tea throughout the day and into the night. A breakfast pot served hot and strong was mandatory. In Dr. Watson’s account of A Study in Scarlet the first mention of coffee was made. Dr. Watson “rose somewhat earlier than usual” and I was so accustomed to...