Janine W. (alibrian) reviewed on 7/2/2006 + 249 more book reviews

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From the never-before-published journals of Sherlock Holmes's companion and chronicler, Dr. John Watson; a tale of nefarious doings that nearly brought down London's wealthies woman--and made its most famous slueth Scotland Yard's most wanted...
Something fishy is afoot when a young boy from the streets appears at 221B Baker Street with a gilded invitation. No one, including Holmes, knows why a poor young commoner would be invited to a spectacular dinner gala with the creme of London society. Even more strangely, someone is impersonating Holmes--the master of disguise himself--and publishing mysterious messages under his name.
As the famous sleuth investigated these odd occurrances, he finds more amiss than npt. And it all has something to do with a jewel worth a hundred fortunes, a ruby said to bestow luck on its owner--the fabled Blood of Punjab...

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