The Travels of Sherlock Holmes

The Travels of Sherlock Holmes

The year is 1891.

In a confrontation with his nemesis at the Reichenbach Falls, Britainâ€™s master detective, Sherlock Holmes, seemingly perishes.

While mourning and memorializing Sherlock, the best and the wisest man he has ever known, Watson suffers an additional bereavement - the death of his wife.

Alone in the world, Watsonâ€™s only choice is to move forwards with his life and also move out of London, a place where he knows the past will haunt him.

Three years fly pas and rumours and secrecy surrounding Sherlockâ€™s death begin to surface.

Watson has been working in a convalescent hospital in Surrey, treating patients with neurasthenia and shell shock.

Unbeknownst to him, Watson is about to meet a patient who knows the truth and can answer his painstaking questionsâ€¦

On the brink of death, the patient and former Major, Harold Dyce, tells Watson that he knows Sherlock Holmes and knows that Sherlock is alive.

Dyce gives Watson his personal journal that documents his travels to Tibet and Persia, both exotic places where Dyce supposedly came across Sherlock.

Shocked and confused, Watson doesnâ€™t know what or who to believe.

Can he put his trust in the hands of a delirious ex Major?

As his curiosity ebbs away, Watson canâ€™t help but read the journal.

What he discovers is enlightening and drives him back to the place he thought he had escaped forever â€“ London.

Dyceâ€™s lead quickly turns into a dead endâ€¦

But when Watson decides to have one last drink at the Long Bar of the old Cri, the sentimental place where he first made acquaintance with Sherlock, a familiar voice rouses him.

What exactly happened to the master detective during the missing years of his life?

Why did Sherlock fake his own death?

How was the British Government involved and why was the entire future of the British Empire at stake?

â€˜The Travels of Sherlock Holmesâ€™ is a classic story of the famous duo, steeped in mystery, curiosity and plot twists.

Praise for John Hall:

'A treat for any Holmes fan.' - Tom Kasey, best-selling author of 'Trade Off'.

John Hall spent many years in the civil service before becoming a professional writer specialising in crime fiction. His book â€˜Death of a Collectorâ€™ won the Sherlock magazineâ€™s competition for the best new fictional detective. He is also the author of â€˜Sherlock Holmes at the Raffles Hotelâ€™ and â€˜Sherlock Holmes and the Hammerford Willâ€™.

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Country	USA
Author	John Hall
Binding	Kindle Edition
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Endeavour Press
Manufacturer	Endeavour Press
NumberOfPages	147
PublicationDate	2015-11-03
Publisher	Endeavour Press
ReleaseDate	2015-11-03
Studio	Endeavour Press

The Travels of Sherlock Holmes

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