Sherlock Holmes

A gripping Sherlock Holmes mystery in which a stolen photograph leads to a dangerous royal scandal-and a brilliant opponent who may outsmart even Holmes himself. Perfect for young readers and fans of classic detective fiction.

A young woman turns to Sherlock Holmes when her fiance disappears on the day of their wedding. As Holmes investigates, he uncovers a web of deception built on false identities, revealing a darker truth behind what first appears to be a simple case of heartbreak.

In Oscar Wilde's Amethyst Tie-Pin, the 24-year-old Sherlock Holmes recounts how he untangled the web of blackmail and deceit surrounding the 'complex romantic endeavours' of the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII, those of Lillie Langtry and her various suitors and the morass of 'scandal sheets' and libel cases surrounding the Prince's court of the time, while at the same time solving the mystery of Oscar Wilde's missing amethyst tie-pin.

The autobiography of Sherlock Holmes, written by him in 1929, and recently discovered as an unpublished manuscript in a book shop in England by the Editor, Don Libey. In what is, quite possibly, one of the great literary finds of all time, Holmes reveals details previously unknown about his life, his education, his work, and numerous cases that have not been revealed before. Essential reading for Sherlockians and Holmesians worldwide. A second edition of this book has been published in late 2013 along with a new biography of Sherlock Holmes by his brother, Mycroft Holmes. The newer edition is a two-book, one-volume edition titled "The Biography and The Autobiography of Sherlock Holmes." and features the biography, "My Brother, Sherlock", by Mycroft Holmes and includes "The Autobiography of Sherlock Holmes" by Sherlock Holmes, as well. It is available through Amazon and is featured on these pages. We recommend the purchase of the newer, two-book, one volume edition.