The Cherry Tree and the Comma

By: Orlando Pearson

Narrated by: Keith Spilsbury

It is Easter 1916.

As young men go to the trenches in their millions, they take with them A. E. Housman’s collection of poetry, A Shropshire Lad. “Easy to read in the most difficult circumstances and full of happy memories of home”, opines Mycroft Holmes. But has Housman succumbed to German influence? Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are sent to investigate and come up with a finding unexpected to them. Mycroft lets their finding pass, but Watson is then witness to some Machiavellian political machinations from Mycroft as he deals with Irish rebel Roger Casement.

A chilling insight on what it means to run the British government.

©2022 Orlando Pearson (P)2022 MX Publishing

An interesting take

An interesting take on the work of Mycroft and his Country above all view of ethics.