The Complete Novels of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle

‘The Complete Novels of Sherlock Holmes’ has been written by author Arthur Conan Doyle. The presented book tells the stories of the main protagonist and how he solves the mysteries. The character of Sherlock Holmes is created by Arthur Conan. Sherlock Holmes is a detective that solves mysterious cases and unveils the real culprit behind the crimes. This book is a collection of the four novels written that includes ‘A Study in Scarlet (1887)’, ‘The Sign of the Four (1890)’, ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles (1902)’ and ‘The Valley of Fear (1915)’. The ‘Complete Novels of Sherlock Holmes’ features the timeless detective Sherlock Holmes that engrosses the readers in the stories.

The Summary of the book ‘The Complete Novels of Sherlock Holmes’:

“There’s the scarlet thread of murder which is spreading around the country. Our duty is to unveil and isolate this thread and expose every inch of it.” -Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective 221B Baker Street London.

From here a historical partnership begins between an archetypal gentleman, Dr. Watson and the legendary sleuth, Sherlock Holmes. Ranging from bloodstains and footprints to cigarette ash, they gather clues. With all the investigations, Sherlock Holmes with Dr. Watson reached an unusual and surprising conclusion.

About the Author:

Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle was a British physician and writer. In 1887, he created the character of Sherlock Holmes for his novel ‘A Study in Scarlet’. Arthur’s stories of Sherlock Holmes are milestones in the field of crime fiction. He was a prolific writer and his other works were based on the themes like fantasy and science fiction. He also wrote humorous stories based on Napoleonic soldier Brigadier Gerard, romance novels, plays, etc.