Sherlock Holmes and The Case of the Intuitive Irregular

De: C. Thorne

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

On a quiet morning in 1882, early on in Sherlock Holmes’ and Dr. John Watson’s long and eventful friendship, what began as an ordinary day in the thriving heart of London is changed by the arrival of one of Holmes’ legion of street urchins, young Charlie Toppet, among the most colourful of the “Baker Street Irregulars,” who act as the great detective’s eyes and ears on the streets of the city. Soon caught up in the boy’s account of a mysterious figure living alone in a shunned house near the river, a wary and isolated stranger who with an almost ritualistic dedication throws a sack filled with unknown contents into the Thames each day at precisely the same time, out of curiosity Holmes investigates, only to be caught up in what transforms into a matter of personal honour for the world’s great detective, still several years removed from his well-deserved fame…. “The Case of the Intuitive Irregular” is the eighth installment in C. Thorne’s The Continuing Chronicles of Sherlock Holmes.