Has Sherlock Holmes & Dr. Watson finally met their match?
02/28/10By Mark Piotrowski
It’s an unique crime/mystery novelette based in the last year of the golden Victorian Age to where international thievery, terrorist intrigue, and science fiction intertwine to challenge our two criminologists in solving a case. One will again appreciate the masterful literary style of Sir Conan Doyle’s detective technique by reading this new work now in print.
Publicly shunned and ostracized by the current “the Firm” and the Times for unethical legal reasons beyond their control, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson are forced into the private sector to which may very well be their last case together. On a cold and rainy October Sunday afternoon at the turn of the 19th Century—our two fine private detectives are formally solicited by a leading British scientist Dr. Landers on investigating and recovering stolen top secret government plans that could be the end of the British Empire. Throughout their investigation and without any formal assistance from Scotland Yard and the Home Office—Holmes and Watson will make great leads in the case and meet up with a key witness of such feminine appeal and finally discover the true sole sinister mastermind and chief architect from their past who’s behind the world shattering heist.
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