Names, places and incidents are either products of the author’s imagination or used fictitiously. He was a contributor to Titan s Encounters of Sherlock Holmes in 2013.Chapter Three: The Thief of Regent StreetĬhapter Five: The Mysterious Demise of Reginald DunbarĬhapter Six: Rendezvous at the Running HorseĬhapter Sixteen: The Confession of Mr DerrickĬhapter Eighteen: The History of Saint Agatha’sĬhapter Twenty: A Matter of Public RecordĬhapter Twenty-One: The Secret of Church RowĬhapter Twenty-Two: A Grave ConfrontationĬhapter Twenty-Three: The Sincere Account of Damian GravesĬhapter Twenty-Four: Gregson Rallies the TroopsĬhapter Twenty-Six: The Fate of Arkady LaznovichĬhapter Twenty-Seven: A Lingering Mystery Most recently, he released the epic fantasy novel The Great Betrayal. His most notable works include the popular Tome of Fire trilogy, and The Fall of Damnos. He has written several novels and short stories set in the worlds of Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 for the Black Library, one of which, The Primarchs for the Horus Heresy series, was a New York Times bestseller. It would make a great Christmas gift too! It is definitely a book that I will re-read again and I highly recommend it. Well-paced, exquisitely detailed, and doffing its cap to the lord of mystery, SHERLOCK HOLMES - THE LEGACY OF DEEDS by Nick Kyme is the perfect read for historical crime fiction fans everywhere and a must-read for Sherlock Holmes fanatics. As they delve deeper into the case, there are many twists and turns and Holmes is, as always, one step ahead of everyone else, but as we begin to catch up to him, we will begin to question just who exactly are the victims? When a horrific murder occurs at a local gallery, Holmes and Watson are called in to investigate but as ever things are never quite as they seem. But I am happy to report that SHERLOCK HOLMES - THE LEGACY OF DEEDS by Nick Kyme really worked for me and at times I even forgot that I wasn't reading a story written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle himself.īrimming with misdirection, danger, nefarious deeds, and the wonderful relationship that existed between Holmes and Watson, THE LEGACY OF DEEDS swept me back in time and kept my gaze riveted to each and every page from beginning to end. I really enjoy books that are based on Sherlock Holmes and that era of mystery writing but when you are actually reading a story about Holmes and Watson, it is, of course, difficult not to compare it to the original master storyteller. But what links the two crimes, and do they have anything to do with the suicide of an unpopular schoolteacher at a remote boarding school? So begins a case that will reveal the dark shadows that past misdeeds can cast, and test the companions to their limits. The same suspect is then implicated in another murder, when the servant of a visiting Russian grand duke is found terribly mutilated in a notorious slum.
Holmes and Watson are soon on the trail of a mysterious figure in black, whose astounding speed and agility make capture impossible. It is 1894, and Sherlock Holmes is called to a Covent Garden art gallery where dozens of patrons lie dead before a painting of the Undying Man. Book Depository - Amazon UK - Amazon US - I want to thank Philippa from Titan Books for providing me with a copy of this book for review.
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