Richard Saw

Encounter at Bowerman's Nose (Holmes & Watson, #11) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The year is 1990 and the teenage John Watson is to be found spending his holiday in the wilds of Devon with his sister Flick, their cousin Chris, her dog Ambrose and Tom, the handsome boy next door. But what would a summer holiday in Devon be without mysterious men meeting on Dartmoor, dastardly sons of the local landowner trying to blackmail you, strange Irish men taking photographs of old military bases and a train trip to London that ends in disaster?
As Watson regales him with the tale of his teenage years, Holmes is fascinated by an event at the absent Dr Martin's flat. Though tenants have been evicted for shooting a porn film there, Holmes is suspicious that their filming interest actually lies in an apartment across the courtyard. But who is the mystery person that Detective Garrigues is so determined to keep Holmes from?
Join Watson and Holmes as John recalls the first mystery he ever solved while Holmes examines a complicated future for them with a number of problems that might not be resolved easily. As always there are plenty of questions that need to be resolved. Where can you put a four-foot silver eagle? How do you pronounce 'Chris' in a masculine way? What does a former Olympic athlete mean when he says semen retention is not enough? And why exactly was the summer of '90 such a life changing one for John Watson?
The ninth adventure in the Holmes and Watson series starts to set the tone for a dramatic finale... eventually.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Richard Saw
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Oktober 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781502964427
• Artikelnr.: 48024575

Autorenporträt

Richard Saw is a long time London resident who fell in love with the city when he fled his native Australia in the vain hope that he'd land a real job.

Author of 'From Breakfast to Whenever: The Eating Guide to Soho' and a struggling media executive, he started writing the Holmes & Watson novels as a love letter to the city, the men and the lifestyle he'd fallen in love with.