The Cornwall Mermaid

A Sherlock Holmes and Lucy James Mystery

De: Anna Elliott, Charles Veley

Narrado por: Iona Campbell, Dallin Bradford

Can Sherlock and Lucy outwit a seacoast spy, or will they be swept away by the undercurrents of espionage?

Cornwall, 1901: Lucy and Jack, in the guise of a tranquil honeymoon, track a spy who threatens England's vital global telegraph lines. Enter Holmes and Watson, with young Irregulars Becky and Flynn in tow, diving into a whirlpool of sunken treasure and spectral sirens.

As cryptic messages, hidden loot, and the song of a Cornwall siren entwine, the serene coast becomes a stormy battleground. The stakes? Nothing less than the Empire's safety during wartime. "The Cornwall Mermaid" is a symphony of past and present, where classic mystery meets the adrenaline of a thriller.

This series weaves together the allure of traditional sleuthing with modern narrative twists, appealing to a wide spectrum of mystery and thriller enthusiasts with its charming, atmospheric settings, quirky characters, and clever, fast-paced, binge-worthy plots. If you're enchanted by the elegance of Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie, and crave the thrill of a Lee Child adventure, "The Cornwall Mermaid" is your next port of call. It's vintage charm with the pulse of a modern-day mystery.

Dive into "The Cornwall Mermaid" and navigate the treacherous yet mesmerizing waters of espionage with Lucy, Jack, and the legendary Sherlock Holmes.

©2023 Charles Veley and Anna Elliott (P)2024 Charles Veley and Anna Elliott

Love this!

This is one of the best in that series. It’s fast paced, has action and mystery, and also I learned some interesting historical facts. The narration is great

OK.. but only if it's free of charge...

S/he pursed his/her lips in a silent whistle...

These people just love to whistle. Silently. All of them! Everywhere they go. No matter what happens...
They also love to make silly remarks in modern American idiom while blithely purporting to live in the era of Sherlock Holmes...

At least they get kidnapped. A lot. In regular rotation. In every book.

And they travel in hansome cabs.
And visit big houses.
And knock people down.
And introspect most reliably.

And the narrators do their best.
All very entertaining.

As long as it's free.