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The Barrister's Clerk: from the Baker Street Letters series
What happens to the letters that people write to Sherlock Holmes?The Barrister's Clerk has the answer.Also from Michael THE BAKER STREET JURORS, published by St. Martin's Press"Robertson, who seems to command an unlimited stream of clever ideas for recycling the Holmes legend without resuscitating the great man, outdoes himself in the most effervescent of his five Baker Street cocktails to date."-- Best Books list of Kirkus ReviewsBuy on Amazon/KindleTHE BROTHERS OF BAKER STREET, published by St. Martin's Press"A delightful romp...The last third of the novel is one of the finest, scariest sequences in current crime fiction... For anglophiles, crime-o-philes, and all fans of wonderful writing." -- Booklist
14 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 15, 2018
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About the author
Michael Robertson
286 books131 followersMICHAEL ROBERTSON works for a large company with branches in the United States and England. His first novel in the series, The Baker Street Letters, has been optioned by Warner Bros. for television. He lives in San Clemente, California.
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February 26, 2019
The Barrister's Clerk: from the Baker Street Letters
The Barristers Clerk is N I great
The Barrister's Clerk is an interesting and intriguing story set in London. It captured my attention and I am very curious about what will happen next.
The Barristers Clerk is N I great
The Barrister's Clerk is an interesting and intriguing story set in London. It captured my attention and I am very curious about what will happen next.
December 14, 2018
I liked this story a lot, both the premise--which is related to Sherlock Holmes, but is not an actual pastiche-and the two characters in the story. Warning (I don't think this is a spoiler): There's no murder in this particular story, although there is maybe a crime.
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