The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes is a collection of short stories written between 1921 and 1927 and published as a book in 1927.
It is the last collection of stories of the incredible detective Sherlock Holmes and his inseparable Dr. Watson.
Through twelve other stories, as varied as an illustrious client and a Sussex vampire, a three-roofed house or problems of Thor's Bridge, readers will say goodbye to Sherlock Holmes through complicated cases that, once again, will test the brilliant mind of Holmes.
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99 years later, still timely
Holmes in his late style: stranger cases, moral gray, and experiments at the edge of plausibility. The collection shows a mind adapting as the world modernizes, with Watson’s steady compassion anchoring the shocks.
Great for fans who want to see the legend stretch—identity thefts, scientific puzzles, and ethics that don’t always fit the headlines.
Deduction meeting modernity.
Weirdness still leaves clues.
Justice beyond neat borders.
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