Sherlock Holmes and the Temple of Death
- Authors
- Stevens, Ben
- Publisher
- Nanbanjin
- Date
- 2015-10-11T00:00:00+00:00
- Size
- 0.07 MB
- Lang
- en
Two dead monks...
Two dead faces horrifically twisted by sheer terror...
Sherlock Holmes is in Japan, following his epic battle with the evil criminal mastermind, Moriarty...
But then Holmes - together with his faithful companion, the Japanese doctor Yoshida- sensei - are summoned to the so-called 'Temple of Death'...
There, Holmes realizes an ancient series of Japanese koan - Zen 'riddles' so complex that they have previously driven a man completely insane...
Can Holmes solve these koan? And if he does, what mortal danger then awaits the famous English detective and his assistant...?
PLEASE NOTE : This is a (very close) retelling of 'The Cursed Temple (An Ennin Mystery #1)'. I have reworked the original story in order to pay homage to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and his legendary creation, who inspired me from childhood.
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'A great read...