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Sherlock Holmes Crossover Casebook

By: Howard Hopkins
Narrated by: George Kuch
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Moonstone Books is proud to present this original anthology featuring never before seen tales of the world's first consulting detective, Mr. Sherlock Holmes!

See it here...a secret sequel to the classic Holmes novel The Sign of Four!

Sherlock and Conan Doyle's own "Lost World" Professor Challenger!

Holmes teams up with some of the most colorful characters of history:

  • Arsene Lupin
  • Lawrence of Arabia
  • Calamity Jane
  • Sexton Blake
  • Harry Houdini
  • The Thinking Machine
  • Dr. Thorndkye
  • Aleister Crowley
  • Colonel Savage

They are all here working with Sherlock Holmes in these brand-new stories by these fine authors:

  • Matthew Baugh
  • Win Scott Eckert
  • Larry Engle
  • Martin Gately
  • Joe Gentile
  • Barbara Hambly
  • Howard Hopkins
  • Matthew P. Mayo
  • Will Murray
  • Martin Powell
  • Don Roff
  • Richard Dean Starr
  • Christopher Sequeira
  • Kevin Van Hook
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Some of these stories had interesting concepts, others were so far-fetched that I struggled to have any immersion in them. (Holmes making constant math metaphors??) What kept me from finishing the book, in the end, was the inconsistency in the narrative voice. The narrator wasn’t ’bad’ as in horrible to listen to. It just seemed like pitch or tone of a voice would sometimes change and it would sound like a different character while it was actually still the same character speaking. Sometimes this would even happen mid-sentence. It became jarring after a while, so I eventually just gave up.

Narration changes voices mid-sentence sometimes.

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