Holmes investigates when the Californian bride-to-be of Lord St. Simon goes missing just before the wedding.
A Christmas mystery for detective Sherlock Holmes beginning with a lost hat and an abandoned goose.
Up-and-coming detective Stanley Hopkins consults Holmes about the apparently motiveless murder of the secretary of an old professor.
- Length: 24 pages
- Age Rating: PG
- Genre: Crime
Holmes is called in to investigate the murder of Sir Eustace Brackenstall, apparently during a burglary.
Holmes comes to the aid of the King of Bohemia, a case which brings him into contact with the adventuress Irene Adler.
When Mr. Charles McCarthy is shot in a wood near Boscombe Pool, all (circumstantial) evidence appears to point at his son. But Holmes has doubts.
Holmes goes in search of a missing man, last seen, by his wife, looking agitated in the second floor window above a seedy opium den.
Mystery in which a pawnbroker is offered an apparently unmissable job opportunity - only red-heads need apply.
Just as he is about to be arrested for the murder of a client, a young lawyer pays a visit on Holmes and begs him to help prove his innocence.
A man seeks Holmes' advice after his wife becomes terrified at the appearance of a series of drawings of dancing men.
When the favorite for the Wessex Cup disappears and his trainer murdered, Holmes travels to Dartmoor to investigate.
Holmes helps a banker from whom some expensive gems, taken as security on a loan to an important client, have been stolen.
A young lady asks Holmes' advice as to whether she should accept an excellent appointment as a governess even though it comes with an unusual condition attached.
The Prime Minister asks Holmes to investigate the theft of a letter of exceptional diplomatic importance.
A woman dies at night in a locked room, crying out in pain: 'It was the band! The speckled band!'. Holmes investigates.
