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Here is a story that is pure adventure and written in such a way that it holds the reader in its grip to the very last page. This story involves Holmes and Watson in travel through Africa and across punishing desert where every kind of obstacle is presented to make the journey hazardous and tiring. They reach a step, mist-shrouded cliff and here Holmes and Watson make a descent into what appears to be the end of the world. When they reach their destination some terrible and awful experiences await them. "This is my favourite title from the twenty-one pastiches that we have published. It seems to convey a sense of The Lost World together with the traditional Sherlockian adventure. I read it in one sitting when the manuscript arrived." Martin Breese, Publisher June 2000. ISBN 0 947533 72 9 | |||||
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