Historical Fiction~63 pages

Sherlock Holmes and the Mistress of History

by Jonathan Orr-Stav

Capping their long career of joint sleuthing, Holmes and Watson embark on a last hurrah to crack perhaps the biggest mystery of history—the clues for which lie in a remote corner of the Sinai Desert. In a case where the villain is time and the crime is oblivion, Holmes' insight succeeds where the leading archaeologists and scholars of the age fail—all while wrangling grouchy camels and dodging overly keen Ottoman soldiers.

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