The Disappearance of Sherlock Holmes
The Sherlock Holmes in Minnesota Series, Book 5
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Narrated by:
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Steve Hendrickson
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By:
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Larry Millett
About this listen
"Sherlock Holmes Disappears, Police Suspect Famed Detective in Kidnapping and Murder" reads a New York headline. So begins the fifth mystery in Larry Millett’s series.
A letter, written in a secret cipher he recognizes all too well, reveals that an old foe of Holmes - a murderer he once captured after an incredible duel of wits - is back, has kidnapped his previous victim’s widow, and is now impersonating Holmes himself. Holmes must once again match wits with a particularly cunning adversary, one whose hatred of Holmes has seemingly become the killer’s single greatest obsession.
Chasing the kidnapper from London to New York to Chicago, Holmes and Watson race to keep up. Every move Holmes makes is expected; every trap proves elusive. Only with the assistance of his American cohort, the saloonkeeper Shadwell Rafferty, can Holmes hope to settle the score once and for all - or be framed for the crime himself.
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- JOD
- 26-01-23
Brilliant Mystery
I enjoyed this new Sherlock Holmes mystery a lot, I am always glad to find a new one and this is brilliant.
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- Nitin
- 10-10-23
Somewhat less than the first four books
I found this to be somewhat less enjoyable than the first four books.
First, Steve Hendrickson’s narration was very good. Yet I found he seems to have changed Dr Watson’s voice a little from previous books.
Importantly;
Dr Watson would not in England call a Train Station a Train Depot. I don’t believe ACD did.
Dr Watson would not call distance to Train Station/Depot ‘2 or 3blocks’ while in England.
An English squire would not engrave wedding ring with date in the American format(mm-did-yy), even when the bridge is an American lady, particularly when the wedding took place in England.
All perfectly fine when SH and JW are in USA, not while they are in native England.
These coming right at the beginning bugged me throughout.
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- Mr IDF
- 15-06-22
A rattling good yarn
This is not high literature but there
Is a world here that Larry Millet has created, that kept me engaged.
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- Anonymous User
- 21-06-23
One of the best Sherlock Holmes series!
Larry Millett has done it again and wrote an incredibly addictive and compelling mystery. On to the next book…
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- Anonymous User
- 16-03-24
Very enjoyable
These Sherlock books have been free to listen to and I have been most impressed by them.
Good storylines and very imaginative in the situations that Holmes and Watson find themselves!
Narration is spot on for these books 📚
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- adam martin
- 20-12-24
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5 books in and still the narrator can’t pronounce “Irene”. An enjoyable story nonetheless which held my attention throughout
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- Nick McCormack
- 25-01-22
Too many Americanisms.
Spoilt by putting Americanisms in Watson's mouth. "railroads", "blocks" "pants" , not Watsonian words.
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- Jenesis
- 13-09-22
Just.. why?
I don't think the author ever read the original tale of the Dancing Men. When we open by saying "she had pictures of her father on the wall" when the WHOLE POINT of the original story was that she moved continents to get away from the criminal mob... yeah. This is the same author who wrote that Holmes slapped a woman and called her a whore. Given up on this series, which is a shame as Rafferty is a fun character. Are there any novels just about him??
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- Sian
- 16-07-22
17 chapters too long
A good story, I enjoyed it but too drawn out for what was needed that it made me frustrated at times with a "just get on with it". Too many chapters of the search/chase/lost etc. 17 chapters too many.
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