The Return Of Sherlock Holmes

by Arthur Conan Doyle

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London’s master of deduction is back on the case.

London believes Sherlock Holmes perished at the Reichenbach Falls—but evil never rests, and neither can the world’s greatest detective. From the murky alleys of Whitechapel to the drawing rooms of high society, Holmes re-emerges beside the ever-faithful Dr. Watson to confront blackmailers, jewel thieves, and murderers whose schemes are as intricate as London’s own fog. The Return of Sherlock Holmes delivers twelve gripping adventures that prove some legends can never truly disappea

# Detective # English # London # Mystery
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  • Published
  • March 1, 1905
  • Language
  • en-gb
  • Total Chapter
  • 13
  • Total pages
  • 233

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Olivia - Nov. 19, 2025, 4:31 p.m.


Each case is clever and fast-paced, but what stayed with me was the subtle shift in Holmes. He seems slightly more considerate, more aware of his bond with Watson. Their partnership feels stronger, almost as if facing death clarified their importance to each other.

For me, this book isn’t just about solving mysteries—it’s about rediscovering a character who feels timeless. It reminded me why Sherlock Holmes remains unmatched in detective fiction.