The Affair of the Coronation Ball

A Sherlock Holmes and Lucy James Mystery

De: Anna Elliott, Charles Veley

Narrado por: Iona Campbell, Dallin Bradford

A waltz of whispers and shadows for Sherlock and Lucy—or will it be a Danse Macabre?

In London's fashionable Hyde Park, six murders have been discovered since the King's recent coronation. The gossip columnist known as 'Lady Whispers' is the latest victim—was she killed because her last column ridiculed an upstart duchess for announcing an upcoming conation ball?

Enter Nellie Bly, fearless reporter with a nose for trouble. Fynn, the plucky Irregular with a hero's heart, finds himself in a daring rescue—that is, until Bly disappears into the night. The Baker Street team enters a whirlwind of clues and shadows. As the grand coronation ball looms, each revelation spins a more intricate web of danger and intrigue.

Our heroes must navigate a labyrinth of lies before the clock strikes the fatal hour. In a world brimming with masked motives, can Holmes's sharp mind and his allies' courage unveil the truth in time?

The Sherlock and Lucy series weaves traditional sleuthing with modern narrative twists, charming atmospheric settings, quirky characters, and clever, fast-paced plots. For fans of Agatha Christie's wit, Conan Doyle's charm, and Lee Child's suspense, "The Coronation Ball" is your invitation to a thrilling caper among the crème de la crème. Brilliantly performed by acclaimed narrators Iona Campbell and Dallin Bradford. Scroll up and one-click to listen now!

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one of the best from this series

I greatly enjoyed the smooth interplay of the various characters and a plot that left questions through to the very end.

The story

Great plot, characters, settings. The story keeps you enthralled and guessing who the villain is.

everything

I love the story and action of this one it was so intriguing. like every single one of these stories in this series Sherlock Lucy Watson Flynn and Becky are amazing characters and I like how they conduct them.selves on the cases they are on. I never guessed the culprit though it was a surprise.

Progressively less Holmes and Lucy and more children

Progressively less Holmes and Lucy and more children in each subsequent book that comes out, unfortunately.