Omnibus Four

The Continuing Chronicles of Sherlock Holmes

De: C. Thorne

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Welcome fans of Sherlockiana, to The Continuing Chronicles of Sherlock Holmes: Omnibus Four!
We hope you’ll enjoy this collection of three short stories, a novella, and a bonus vignette, which is found nowhere else but in this volume, as we return to a time where gas-lights dimly illuminate foggy cobblestone streets….where gangs of child criminals stalk the unwary from the Thames dock yards to the gates of Buckingham Palace….where ruthless blackmailers reside in the shadows, and bribe servants for the secrets of their genteel employers’ lives, all dwelling in a Victorian world, where for Sherlock Holmes of 221B Baker Street, the game is always afoot!
Journey to the remote wilds of the Cambrian Mountain of Wales, as the legend of a werewolf which stalks the isolated valleys seems to be coming true with each full moon….
Visit the continent, as Holmes and Watson answer a royal summons, and look into a series of mysterious deaths at a fairy-tale castle amidst Germany’s famed Black Forest…
Take a trip into the world of Professor James Moriarty, Holmes’ arch-nemesis, “the Napoleon of Crime” as he and his associates plot one of their most audacious schemes in years….
Encounter a man, soon to be wed, who comes to Baker Street in the depths of despair, to confess to a sordid crime of robbery and betrayal, and begs Holmes’ aid in making matters right….
And take a train ride in the year 1868, as a traveling salesman meets a fourteen-year-old Sherlock Homes, and finds that even at so young an age, the future detective was a person of no small talents.
The Continuing Chronicles of Sherlock Homes Omnibus Four contains:

• The Case of the Snowdonia Werewolf
• Death in the Black Forest
• Moriarty’s Winter
• The Case of the Bank-Robber Bridegroom
• An Incident on a Train

Come along into the past, and slip away from the modern world, for just a little while, with The Continuing Chronicles of Sherlock Holmes: Omnibus Four, by C. Thorne….