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Sherlock Holmes and the Lost Da Vinci

When Sherlock Holmes joins his sidekick and friend, Doctor Watson, at the wake for Brigadier Buffington, they wonder how Buffington acquired a lost Leonardo da Vinci painting.

And, after a curious incident or two, another question arises:

Did Buffington die of natural causes?

Or was he murdered?

A wager between the good doctor and the legendary sleuth turns into an outright competition, with each investigator withholding clues from the other.

The game is afoot as they compete to win the wager...and uncover possible murder, deceit and scandal.

It's up to Holmes and Watson to sift through the mounting evidence in order to derive the motive, means and opportunity for each crime.

Indeed, the great detective must use all his deductive reasoning―and even outright trickery―in order to learn whodunnit and why.

But when material evidence disappears, will it be Watson or Holmes who finally deduces the truth from a tangled web of lies?

And will the lost da Vinci painting be recovered before it disappears forever?


Sherlock Holmes and the Werewolf of West End

Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson return in their strangest case yet!

Something's stalking the streets of London's West End.

People are dying, and all signs point to a killer of unfathomable strength and brutality.

On the night of the full moon, Doctor John Watson is called upon to save a colleague who's been brutally attacked by what appears to have been a pack of wild dogs.

As his friend succumbs to his wounds, his dying words seem to implicate a "wolf man." Confused, Dr. Watson turns to his good friend for help.

However, the killer's wiles and weaponry are far more dangerous than anything the good doctor or the legendary sleuth have encountered before. Indeed, it is a clever enemy who can hide from the likes of these two persistent sleuths.

The game, as they say, is afoot. Except this is no game.

It’s life and death.