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    The Immortal Sherlock Holmes: Volume III

    By Tony Richards

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    Did you know that Sherlock Holmes is immortal? Well he is ... he's still among us to this very day, traveling the world and solving all the most confounding crimes. From the red light alleyways of Amsterdam to the crowded avenues of Tokyo, from the boulevards of Paris to the busy streets of his own hometown, the Great Detective is still at work and astonishing modern man with his vast powers of deduction. The only problem is, these new mysteries are not simply man-made. Supernatural powers are in play, and Holmes finds himself facing the most baffling cases of his entire extended life ... and the most dangerous.

    “I would read an entire novel of modern-day Holmes from Tony Richards” – Flames Rising.

    “For the sheer pleasure of reading a story by a master of the art, he is hard to beat” - Black Static magazine.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTony Richards
    Release dateOct 17, 2016
    ISBN9781370098644
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    The Immortal Sherlock Holmes: Volume III
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    Tony Richards

    Tony Richards sold his first short story at the age of twenty-one and hasn’t stopped since. He has written science fiction, mystery, and mainstream tales, as well as dark fantasy, and has appeared in most major magazines and anthologies in the genre. He has been nominated for both the Bram Stoker and British Fantasy Awards and his work has been highly praised. When not writing, he likes to travel, and he has based a good deal of his writing on his journeys to far-flung corners of the world. He lives with his wife in his native town of London, England, and is a self-confessed Amerophile and a frequent visitor to the United States.

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