by Guy Adams, Glen Mehn, Kasey Lansdale
Two Hundred And Twenty-One Baker Streets is an anthology of fourteen Holmesian stories all written in a variety of genres and times. While some of the stories focus on the mystery like the original books, others focus on the familiar yet outrageously creative characters of Sherlock and Watson or the...
(I received an ARC courtesy of NetGalley, in exchange for an honest review.)Like most anthologies, this one included interesting stories, and others that didn't impress me much.It focuses not on the Sherlock Holmes we know, but on other approaches, such as Holmes and Watson in the 70s, or as teenage...
That could have been better, some stories were good but I wouldn't recommend getting the book just for those. Review on Bibliodaze
This collection of Sherlock Holmes short stories looked so interesting on Netgalley that I who had vowed not to request more books for a while couldn't stop myself from requesting it. I should have stopped myself. The plan was that I would write something about each short stories, but I decided agai...
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