Sherlock Holmes Crossover Casebook

by Howard Hopkins (Editor), Barbara Hambly, Will Murray

Overview

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

Product Details

BN ID:	2940015000030
Publisher:	Moonstone
Publication date:	07/22/2012
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	304
Sales rank:	973,609
File size:	1 MB

Editorial Reviews

Overall, this is an excellent collection,

British Fantasy Society - Craig Lockley

SHERLOCK HOLMES: THE CROSSOVERS CASEBOOK is glorious fan gratification, a fun and sometimes clever anthology I prefer three stories above all others. Eckert's "The Adventure of the Fallen Stone" is an awesome mash-up which has Holmes joining forces with two lesser known detectives. Joe Gentile's "The Secret of Grant's Tomb" unites Holmes with one of my all-time favorite brilliant curmudgeons, "The Thinking Machine.".. Barbara Hambly's pitch-perfect "The Adventure of the Sinister Chinaman"

Amazon - H. Bala

Words fail me! A fascinating volume of Holmes, amplified rather than diminished, by a colorful array of co-starring detectives and villains! The story with Arsene Lupin was superb! Calamity Jane was hilarious! Houdini was hauntingly great, with the escape artist versus mediums again! And the last story in the volume, with Professor Moriarty, unique and shocking! Nice explanation, by the way, of why all three Moriarty brothers were named "James"! More volumes like this would be a rare treat, so e

Amazon - Raven X