Sherlock Holmes - Some news from Baker Street

10 New Original Stories and Novels of the Famous Detective in Victorian London

By: Aurélien Louvet

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Would you dare to follow Sherlock Holmes into the darkest corners of London?

In the foggy streets of Victorian London, ten mysteries await the most famous detective. Accompanied by his faithful friend, Dr. Watson, Sherlock Holmes deploys his deductive genius to face enigmas that defy reason.

Join Sherlock and his analytical mind in 10 new unpublished stories:

• The Mystery of the Safe
• Margaret is missing
• The Ogre of Whitechapel
• Hocus Pocus
• The underdog candidate
• Deadly Composition
• The Witness Knight
• The Bleeding Church
• The Circus Mystery
• Blackwell Manor

Some news from Baker Street attempts to faithfully recreate the methodical style and elegant prose of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, while offering original plots where implacable logic confronts Victorian superstitions. Let yourself be guided through this London where the fog conceals as many secrets as the souls of its inhabitants.

These stories do remind me of stories that were written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

They were very well written, had a good plot and was well narrated. I would definitely buy another book of Sherlock Holmes stories by this author.

stories on seedy side

seems these stories focused on seedier behaviors which is not consistent with sir author Conan doyle. the computer generated voice was pleasant enough though a bit flat in tone.

Surprised

Planning for apprehension of the culprits left no way for rich leader to escape the charge

Meh. Free with Audible plus

Not bad as far as AI voices go- one of the better ones.

Basic writing errors like telling not showing. Some dreary social commentary ruins the flow.

Couldn’t finish it even for free

A mixed bag of stories.

Half of the stories were very underwhelming. They were very “deux et machina”. More than one ended with, ‘at a pre arranged signal, Lestrade and his men appeared and arrested….’ Then the tale inevitably ends with Holmes philosophizing that crime doesn’t pay, truth will win out and pride comes before a fall. Disappointing since the first offering from the author was better.