Sherlock Holmes

Mysteries of the Victorian Era

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes and the Victorian era lives again in some of the most baffling adventures that Watson has ever recorded. Holmes and Watson find that some of their investigations are more complex and bizarre than most and Sherlock Holmes battles his greatest fear, the unexplained. Sherlock Holmes must use his fine-tuned skills and knowledge of science and biology to decipher some of the most interesting cases he has ever faced. Can lightning strike without a storm? Do Zombies exist? Can a spool of copper wire be an accessory to a crime? Can it be that apparitions are among us? The thick London fog rolls over the cobblestone streets…..it's the Victorian era……..it's Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson……and the game is afoot!

'Dr. Cronhia,' Holmes began. 'had vowed to destroy your father due to the fire
related to the mine incident. He made a trip to England some fifteen years ago to
follow up on that vow. When he arrived, he found out that your father had passed
away the year before. Cronhia, who was now quite wealthy due to operating the
gem mine that your father had discovered, continued to travel back and forth from
the Canary Islands. He even opened a small establishment in London and ...