New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes - The Back-To-Front Murder

A new client arrives at Baker Street, Abigail Moone, a wealthy independent writer of mystery stories. She claims to have planned a man's death as an event to be included in one of her stories, but someone is trying to frame her for his death. She turns to Sherlock Holmes to prove her innocence.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 256 pages
\n Publication date: 24 August 2021
\n Publisher: Titan Books Ltd
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May 1898. A new client arrives at Baker Street - Abigail Moone, a wealthy, independent writer of successful mystery stories under a male pseudonym. She presents an unusual problem. Abigail claims that she devised a man's death that was reported in that morning's newspaper: that is, she planned his murder as an event to be included in one of her mystery stories. Following real people and imagining how she might murder them and get away with it is how Abigail comes up with her plots, but this victim has actually died, apparently of the poison method she meticulously planned in her notebook. Someone is trying to frame Abigail for his death, but with the evidence stacking up against her, she turns to Holmes to prove her innocence.

Abigail Moone, a wealthy and successful mystery writer, arrives at Baker Street in May 1898. She presents an intriguing problem to Sherlock Holmes. Abigail claims that she planned a man's death, which was reported in the morning newspaper. She reveals that she used real people and imagined scenarios in her stories to develop murder plots, but in this case, the victim has actually died, apparently by the poison method she meticulously planned in her notebook. It seems that someone is trying to frame Abigail for the murder, but with mounting evidence against her, she turns to Holmes for help in proving her innocence.

Abigail Moone, a renowned and successful mystery writer, visits Baker Street in May 1898. She presents an intriguing problem to Sherlock Holmes. Abigail claims that she planned a man's death, which was reported in the morning newspaper. She reveals that she used real people and imagined scenarios in her stories to develop murder plots, but in this case, the victim has actually died, apparently by the poison method she meticulously planned in her notebook. It appears that someone is attempting to frame Abigail for the murder, but with mounting evidence against her, she seeks Holmes' assistance in proving her innocence.

\n Weight: 196g\n
Dimension: 200 x 130 x 15 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781789096989\n \n