Saturday, April 25, 2020

Saturday's Blurbs featuring Books by Liese Sherwood Fabre #MFRWAuthor #Sherlock Holmes, #mysteries


The Adventure of the Murdered Midwife (The Early Case Files of Sherlock Holmes Book 1) by [Liese Sherwood-Fabre]

The Adventure of the Murdered Midwife
Before Sherlock Holmes became the world’s greatest consulting detective...
Scandal rocked the Holmes family. 
Only weeks into his first year at Eton, Sherlock ’s father calls him and his brother back to Underbyrne, the ancestral estate. Mrs. Holmes has been accused of murder. Not only had the village midwife been found in the estate’s garden with a pitchfork in her back, Mrs. Holmes had argued with her about some of her practices just days before. The midwife’s husband demands justice and will not be satisfied until Mrs. Holmes is convicted. Can Sherlock and his family collect and unravel the evidence in the short time available to save her from the gallows?
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The Adventure of the Murdered Gypsy
Before Sherlock Holmes became the world’s greatest consulting detective…
Murder followed the arrival of unexpected guests to the Holmes family estate.

Shortly after one of his Uncle Ernest’s old acquaintances joins Sherlock and the extended Holmes family for the holidays, a dead man is found in the barn. This marks the beginning of the disruptions of the family Christmas celebrations. Sherlock’s young cousin reports hearing footsteps outside the nursery, the family learns that their guests are not who they appear, and Mycroft suddenly falls head-over-heels in love. Are there more murders to come, or will Sherlock prevent them by determine how a body materialized in the barn?

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The Life and Times of Sherlock Holmes: 
Essays on Victorian England
Volume Two
“[P]repare to delve into a charming set of illustrated guidebooks to Holmes and his 1895 London.”
          - Carole Nelson Douglas, Bestselling Author 

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle references many everyday Victorian activities and aspects that are lost on the twenty-first century reader. These short essays provide modern readers a better understanding of Victorian England and greater insight into the world of Sherlock Holmes. His cases take on richer meaning when the reader grasps the subtleties of such details as the blue ribbon mentioned in "The Adventure of the Cardboard Box," the doss houses Shinwell Johnson knew about, or how one contracted brain fever. 
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1 comment:

Liese said...

Hi, Janet!
Thanks for hosting me on your site!
Case Two, "The Adventure of the Murdered Gypsy" is available for a special pre-order price. Check it out on Amazon and Kobo!

Liese