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A Ghost from Christmas Past

The Art of Sherlock Holmes, Book 13

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A Ghost from Christmas Past

By: Tom Turley
Narrated by: Keith Spilsbury
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In this story, listeners will discover the solutions to several Sherlockian mysteries. Why are there so few cases from the middle 1880s? Why did such a ladies' man as John H. Watson wait so long to take himself a wife? What about those puzzling canonical references to a wife who can't be Mary Morstan?

Travel with the doctor to America, where you'll meet the beautiful young woman who preceded Mary, Watson's “black sheep” brother Henry, and characters who figure in such cases as The Blue Carbuncle and The Five Orange Pips. Here is a literally haunting tale that Publishers Weekly called a “standout.”

This is the 13th story from The Art of Sherlock Holmes project that first appeared in The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories, Part VII.

©2019 Tom Turley (P)2023 MX Publishing
Detective Mystery Traditional Detectives Fiction Sherlock Holmes

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