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Leah is one of the most amazing children my wife Sharon and I have had the privelege to get to know at the Happy Life Mission in Nairobi in Kenya over the past decade. So when we had the offer from artist Christina Major to paint one of the kids to raise money for this incredible program that rescues abandonded babies in Kenya's capital city, it was an easy choice of who to paint. We're delighted to share that we raised over $5,000 for the Happy Life eduction fund with the stunning painting which has now been hung in the...

Burt Wolder - I Hear Of Sherlock Everywhere "It's the story Conan Doyle should have thought of."   David Marcum As you might expect, “The Traitorous Templar”, Richard Ryan’s ninth Holmes novel, is a mixture of both Victorian England mixed with an ancient mystery – this time, where the lost Templar treasure was hidden when the famed order of knights was ruthlessly disbanded. There are shades of Dan Brown-meets-Holmes throughout the plot. Over the course of a month, Holmes, Watson, and new acquaintances roam London and several other locations before winding up in Cornwall for the fascinating conclusion. This adventure...

David Marcum Susan Knight is a wonderful Holmesian pasticheur, and her traditional Canonical Sherlockian adventures appear regularly in “The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories” – many of which were collected in “The Strange Case of the Pale Boy”. With these, she always raising the bar of excellence. But she’s also known for her Mrs. Hudson novels. She first appeared on the scene with “Mrs. Hudson Investigates”, followed by “Mrs. Hudson Goes to Ireland”, “Mrs. Hudson Goes to Paris”, “Death in the Garden of England” – and now “Death in the Harem”, wherein Holmes and Mrs. Hudson travel, by...

The results are in and it was a very close race between Denis Smith and Caiden Cooper Myles and their short story collections with Caiden coming out just ahead with his Further Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes despite Denis catching up fast in the last few months of the year. The top five books of the year were all short story collections with the top novel, David Marcum's Eye of Heka the only one to break into the top 10. Audio has grown in to become the most popular format of Sherlock Holmes Books in 2024 with now over 400 of...