Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Hand of Glory

An Audio Play of the Original Story

De: Hugh Ashton

Narrado por: Steve White

Mary Devereux tells Sherlock Holmes that her stepfather has obtained the corpses of two executed criminals, and is storing them in an outbuilding of the family seat in Warwickshire. Unknown men visit the house on Friday nights, and depart mysteriously in the family carriage, driven by her stepfather, who also appears to be making significant inroads into the family fortune.

She implores Holmes to investigate, and as he and Watson explore the sleepy market town of Luckworth, they encounter dark and macabre secrets that shock them to their core. Along the way, Holmes loses his left canine tooth in the waiting-room at Charing-cross station, as mentioned in “The Adventure of the Empty House”.

This is an audio play version of the adventure originally published in The Last Notes from the Dispatch-box of John H. Watson M.D.

©2020 Hugh Ashton (P)2020 MX Publishing

Note the "hand of glory" ...

Enjoyable production! I was familiar with the "hand of glory", so was not surprised by a few of Holmes's deductions. Hughes Ashton's story was well written and Steve White's delivery was excellent!