Sherlock Holmes: The Lost Stories

The Recent Decease Of One Of The Descendants Of Dr. Watson Has Brought To Light His Personal Papers. These Include A Number Of Stories That Dr. Watson Suppressed At The Time For Various Reasons. As All Involved Are Long Dead, The Inheritor Has Agreed To The Publication Of A Set The Most Interesting Adventures. Overall, The Lost Stories Is A Collection Of Entertaining, Canonically Consistent Tales Whose Intentionally Understated Plots Are Refreshingly Limited In Scope, Relishing In The Quotidian Of Everyday ‘bad Behavior’ – Opposed To Falling Prey To That Great Pastiche Writer’s Temptation Of Crafting A Short Story Of Epic Proportions Populated By An Abundance Of Big Name Historical Figures And Playing The ‘what Really Happened’ Game Where Massive Historical Event X Actually Hinged On Holmes’ Secret Intervention. Tony Reynolds, Makes Holmes Come Alive, He Has Been Able To Capture The Style Of Arthur Conan Doyle’s Writing In This Book, A Series Of Nine Adventures. The Fact That This Novel Captures Doyle’s Writing Style Is One Of The Greatest Advantages For This Series Of Stories.