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Sherlock Holmes and the Telegram from Hell
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Nicholas Meyer received what he’s called the last chunk of Watsoniana: entries from the diaries of Dr. John H. Watson written at ...Read Review
Cabaret Macabre: A Locked-Room Mystery (Joseph Spector Series)
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1938: The wife of eminent judge Sir Giles Drury contacts Joseph Spector, retired conjuror and amateur sleuth; someone is threatening her husband. She suspects ...Read Review
The Murder Wheel (Joseph Spector Locked-Room Mysteries)
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This novel, a follow-up to Death and the Conjuror (2022), follows the continuing adventures of retired professional magician Joseph Spector. Returning to help Scotland ...Read Review
Death and the Conjuror: A Locked-Room Mystery
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In what promises to be the first in a series of novels featuring the magician-turned-detective’s assistant, Joseph Spector, Tom Mead offers up ...Read Review
She Lover of Death: A Fandorin Mystery
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Wishing to cast off her humble rural Siberian upbringing, Masha Mironova transforms herself into the daring Columbine, a young woman searching for love ...Read Review
The Coronation: A Fandorin Mystery
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1896: The Romanov imperial family and heads of state from around the world gather in Moscow for the coronation of Tsar Nicholas II. Among ...Read Review
Paris in the Dark (Christopher Marlowe Cobb)
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Autumn 1915. As the novel opens, even though Americans are not yet fighting in the European trenches, they are nevertheless crossing the Atlantic as ...Read Review
The Whole Art of Detection: Lost Mysteries of Sherlock Holmes
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Sherlock Holmes, that fascinating detective born from Conan Doyle’s pen in the late Victorian era, still captivates readers and viewers today. Currently, ...Read Review
Moon Over Tangier
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After a bloody fight and a six-week separation, Francis’s lover, the handsome but troubled David, leaves for Morocco, and Francis can’t ...Read Review
The Prisoner of the Riviera
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The second outing for 20th-century painter Francis Bacon as an accidental sleuth opens with a bang: “The war was over: Herr Hitler was ...Read Review
