Sherlock Holmes Book Reviews - The Redacted Sherlock Holmes Volume X

Publié par Steve Emecz le

The Historical Novel Society

"It is respectful, readable, and attentive to historical texture. It may not rival the taut brilliance of the originals, but it offers a thoughtful and entertaining extension of the Baker Street world."

Amazon USA

"if you have ever mused what Holmes might say when he came face to face with the Grim Reaper himself, look no further than this collection of highly imaginative stories!"

"Holmes has a varied experiences with a small handful of musical composers. With several afterwords of various cases, provides an enjoyable repast to these stories. Loved this book."

Pobel Sec Publishing

Orlando Pearson researches the historical premise of each of his stories thoroughly, finding fascinating quirks and little known anecdotes from the historical and famous into which to weave Holmes's presence. Every time I read one of his stories I learn some bizarre and fascinating true anecdote from history. The result is a charming and whimsical collection of stories, a little like a Victorian menagerie, that will have you reaching for Wikipedia or the Encyclopædia Britannica to winnow the truth from the fiction. A thoroughly enjoyable read.

The Redacted Sherlock Holmes Volume X is available from this site and all good bookstores.

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Arthur Conan Doyle wrote fifty-six short works about Sherlock Holmes. With this book of eight tales Orlando Pearson joins him on this number.

In Volume X of The Redacted Sherlock Holmes, the Great Baker Street Detective busts two city scandals, engages with three great composers and three kings, couples two famous writers, investigates the fall of the dinosaurs, and jousts with Death and the Devil.

Can Orlando's fourth Holmesian novel be far behind?


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