The Incidents of Sherlock Holmes

De: Barry Clay

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The author who discovered manuscripts in an old box and edited from them The Darkened Village and The Leveson-Gower Theft for the reading public now presents Sherlock Holmes and his faithful biographer Dr. Watson again, this time in two novelettes and two novellas.

Sherlock Holmes is summoned by Scotland Yard to a sunny golf course that has been the scene of two gruesome murders. But all is, perhaps, not quite what it seems. Can even Sherlock Holmes unravel the tangle of so many conflicting clues?

Two elderly ladies visit Dr. Watson and Sherlock Holmes at 222b Baker Street with an unusual commission: every week, someone invades the yard of one of the women while she is at a church meeting and digs up one of her rose bushes. The police believe she is exaggerating, or perhaps a little potty. Will Sherlock Holmes help her?

Mycroft Holmes engages his brother Sherlock to recover plans for a revolutionary, new ship that have disappeared from Admiral Gaston Weller’s home in embarrassing circumstances, for the thief appears to be one of Mycroft’s own men. Can Sherlock Holmes recover the plans and prevent "The Dreadnought Incident" from damaging the security and reputation of Her Majesty’s government?

In the final case, Holmes is engaged by a man to investigate a mysterious note that implies that his step-mother is in danger from one of his siblings. Can Holmes investigate and determine if his step-mother is really in danger, and protect her from it if so?

Four separate cases, but one incomparable consulting detective to solve them, and one unequaled biographer to record them. The fans of Sherlock Holmes will not be disappointed.

for computer generated voices they were acceptable.

nice pastiches. good lengths and interesting stories. a v÷ery nice listen. will listen to more by this author.

Virtual voice sucks...

Wow, just when I thought virtual voice couldn't get any worse it has. Good stories, horrific voice work.

liked and disappointed

really enjoyed all the stories, didn't like the virtual voice at all. the virtual voice seems to take away from the story. almost as if it was forced to read the tale.