Sherlock Holmes Investigates. The Case of Lady Chatterley's Voodoo Dolls - Sherlock Holmes Investigates, #1

Name: Sherlock Holmes Investigates. The Case of Lady Chatterley's Voodoo Dolls
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Author: Philip van Wulven
ISBN: 9781466088504

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Philip van Wulven

Wild Bohr Press
Paru le : 04/09/2011

Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson travel by horseless carriage from Winchester to the New Forest and beyond. The good Doctor is delighted to drive this novel... > Lire la suite

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Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson travel by horseless carriage from Winchester to the New Forest and beyond. The good Doctor is delighted to drive this novel conveyance, while others are not so sanguine. They investigate the theft of some Voodoo Dolls from Lady Violet Chatterley, and find an evil intent behind an apparently simple crime. The friends use logic and scientific knowledge to trace the connections between Lady Chatterley, Dr Livingstone, the Voodoo Dolls, an evil Lascar, a Gypsy Seer, an exotic bird, an African Witchdoctor, a Christian missionary, and Her Majesty the Queen.
With determination, and some help, they race to avert a shocking tragedy and an evil curse. There is an explosive climax, and some tears are shed.

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Date de parution : 04/09/2011
Editeur : Wild Bohr Press
Collection : Sherlock Holmes Investigates
ISBN : 978-1-4660-8850-4
EAN : 9781466088504
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Philip van Wulven

Phil van Wulven was born in Africa, in a family who changed houses and schools, as well as countries, quite often. Landlords, Headmasters, and governments prefer you to leave places as you found them, he discovered. He has lived in Canada for quite a while now, where he is busy growing roots. He hates rejection almost as much as dejection. He likes trees, birds, sunsets, and all that, and is getting used to the idea that seeing a sunrise doesn't mean he is on the way to work.
He likes to read, write, drink beer, and fix stuff.