Sherlock Holmes: The Man of Brass

By: C. W. Grafton

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

A vanished automaton. A sealed gallery. A mystery written in gears.

In the icy heart of Montreal, a priceless 18th-century automaton—known as The Silver Pierrot—disappears without a trace from a locked museum room. No broken locks. No signs of entry. Just an empty pedestal, and a question only one man can answer.

But Sherlock Holmes is no longer chasing murderers and spies. This case is different. This is a puzzle made of brass and silence, a performance without an audience—until now.

As Holmes and Dr. Watson delve deeper, they uncover a web of obsession, forgery, and genius. The Pierrot is more than a machine: it may be the final message of a mind long thought dead. And someone will do anything to keep that message hidden.

From the elegant halls of the Musée des Merveilles to the snowbound rooftops of Montreal, Holmes must solve one final riddle:

Can a machine leave behind a soul?

Tries so hard to be seen as something it is not.

Namely, a profound work of art. Which is not even what I signed up for to begin with. Needless to say disappointed. The world doesn’t need more poseurs. Very tiresome indeed.