In the shadow of the Reichenbach and the fading certainties of Victorian England, Sherlock Holmes and the Failed Faith explores the one mystery logic alone cannot what happens when reason itself begins to fracture.When a figure from Holmes’s past ignites a chain of violence in the mountains of Europe, the great detective is drawn into a case steeped in fanaticism, betrayal, and corrupted devotion.This is a tale of intellect tested by conviction, of brilliance set against belief, and of a man who discovers that not all darkness can be illuminated by reason.

It’s wedding season with a spooky twist! The Holy Terrors are trying to tie the knot while solving a ghostly murder in the latest witty, creeptastic paranormal mystery from New York Times bestselling British fantasy author Simon R. Green. There are those who say seagulls cry over the sins of mankind. And that if we could only get our act together, they could stop crying … Holy Terrors dream team—actress Diana Hunt and her partner in crime (solving) young bishop Alistair Kincaid—are getting married! The plan is to hold a small ceremony with just some family and friends at a charming and secluded hotel in Cornwall. But in true Holy Terrors fashion, the Pale Rider hotel carries the legend of a killer ghost rider and his skeleton horse, which sets the perfect tone for a cheerful occasion! Trying to make the best out of the stormy weekend and seemingly haunted place, spirits fall even lower when one of the guests is found murdered in the hallway. Did the legendary pale rider strike again or is there something more sinister going on—and will Diana and Alistair finally have the chance to say yes? The “hugely entertaining” (Booklist) Holy Terrors Mysteries are perfect for fans of Simon R. Green’s urban fantasy novels, authors Jim Butcher, Terry Pratchett and Ben Aaronovitch, as well as those who enjoy American Horror Story, The X-Files, and murder mysteries with a supernatural twist.

London, 1886. When a quiet household becomes the scene of a mysterious death, Sherlock Holmes and his former client Herr Kalt find themselves drawn into a web of deceit, science, and subtle terror. What begins as a simple inquiry soon turns into a battle of wits against an adversary as intelligent as he is ruthless — a foe who kills not with rage, but with precision and patience.Told with all the atmosphere, logic, and tension of the original Canon, The Camberwell Poisoning reimagines the world of Holmes with a darker companion — a man whose moral ambiguity challenges even the great detective himself.Rich with Victorian detail and psychological intrigue, this is Book 2 in the “In the Company of Kalt” series, a collection of Holmesian pastiches that explore the shadowed spaces between intellect and obsession, justice and vengeance.

In the shadow of the Reichenbach and the fading certainties of Victorian England, Sherlock Holmes and the Failed Faith explores the one mystery logic alone cannot what happens when reason itself begins to fracture.When a figure from Holmes’s past ignites a chain of violence in the mountains of Europe, the great detective is drawn into a case steeped in fanaticism, betrayal, and corrupted devotion.This is a tale of intellect tested by conviction, of brilliance set against belief, and of a man who discovers that not all darkness can be illuminated by reason.

London, 1886. When a quiet household becomes the scene of a mysterious death, Sherlock Holmes and his former client Herr Kalt find themselves drawn into a web of deceit, science, and subtle terror. What begins as a simple inquiry soon turns into a battle of wits against an adversary as intelligent as he is ruthless — a foe who kills not with rage, but with precision and patience.Told with all the atmosphere, logic, and tension of the original Canon, The Camberwell Poisoning reimagines the world of Holmes with a darker companion — a man whose moral ambiguity challenges even the great detective himself.Rich with Victorian detail and psychological intrigue, this is Book 2 in the “In the Company of Kalt” series, a collection of Holmesian pastiches that explore the shadowed spaces between intellect and obsession, justice and vengeance.

The year is 1852. When mill owner George Harper brings his radiant young bride Vanessa to the brooding town of Crowford, the locals whisper from the moment her boots touch the soil. Vanessa is different somehow – too pale, too quiet, too unsettling – and George’s calm assurances do little to still the rising tide of suspicion.And then the darkness begins.A strange blight creeps across the fields. Livestock dies without reason. Illness coils through Crowford like a living thing. As fear turns to fury, all eyes fix on the mysterious Mrs. Harper – the beautiful stranger who arrived just before the curse began.George is desperate to protect his wife, but a secret he has long tried to bury claws its way to the surface – one that binds Vanessa to him in ways he has never dared speak aloud. With Crowford teetering on the edge of violence and something spectral tightening its grip, George must confront the truth about the woman he loves before the entire town is doomed to starve.The Ghost of Crowford Mill is another stand-alone book in the long-running Ghosts of Crowford series, about a spooky English town where the ghosts outnumber the living and nothing is ever quite what it seems.

The daring heroine who uncovers what Holmes overlooks Think you know the greatest detective on Baker Street? Think again! To the world, Mrs Hudson is merely the stooped, grey‑haired landlady of 221B Baker Street — a respectable widow who keeps the rooms tidy while Sherlock Holmes dazzles London with his brilliance. But the truth is very different. Behind the grey wig and black dress is a sharp‑minded young woman with an extraordinary past. Once a daring high‑wire performer in a travelling circus, she learned how to keep her balance… and how to move unseen. Now she quietly investigates the small, overlooked cases Holmes dismisses. Until one of them leads straight into terror. As a wave of brutal murders grips Whitechapel, Mrs Hudson begins to suspect the truth behind the killings is far darker than the newspapers claim. While Holmes pursues the mystery from Baker Street, she slips through London’s alleys, servants’ corridors and hidden corners — following clues no one else can see. But the deeper she digs, the clearer it becomes that the murders are tied to powerful secrets… and dangerous people who will do anything to keep them buried. And all the while, Holmes remains blissfully unaware that the greatest clue in the case is sitting under his own roof. Mrs Hudson and The Whitechapel Murders is the first installment in The Secret Cases of Baker Street — a clever, atmospheric historical mystery series that reveals the unseen detective behind London’s most famous address. Because sometimes the sharpest mind in Baker Street… is the one no one notices.

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are away in New York City...Mrs. Hudson finds herself with time on her hands...She takes daily walks...But soon realizes that she is being followed...She retreats back to Baker Street...But quickly discovers that Baker Street is no retreat at all...This is the 20th title in the Sherlock Holmes pastiche series (Ben Stevens)

Crowford, a sleepy coastal town in the south of England, might seem like an oasis of calm and tranquility. Beneath the surface, however, dark secrets are waiting to claim fresh victims, and ghostly figures plot revenge. Having finally decided to leave the hustle of London, Daisy and Richard Johnson buy two houses on Nelson Street, a picturesque street in the center of Crowford. One house is perfect and ready to move into, while the other is a fire-ravaged wreck that needs a lot of work. They figure they have plenty of time to work on the damaged house while Daisy recovers from a traumatic event. Soon, they discover that the two houses share a common link to the past. Something awful once happened on Nelson Street, something that shook the town to its core. Before they can face Crowford's horrors, however, Daisy and Richard have to deal with the ghosts of their own recent history. What is Daisy hiding, and why does Richard feel strangely drawn to one of the town's oldest inhabitants? The Haunting of Nelson Street is a ghost story about a young couple fighting for their future, and about a town trying to escape the clutches of its past.

Crowford, a sleepy coastal town in the south of England, might seem like an oasis of calm and tranquility. Beneath the surface, however, dark secrets are waiting to claim fresh victims, and ghostly figures plot revenge. Having finally decided to leave the hustle of London, Daisy and Richard Johnson buy two houses on Nelson Street, a picturesque street in the center of Crowford. One house is perfect and ready to move into, while the other is a fire-ravaged wreck that needs a lot of work. They figure they have plenty of time to work on the damaged house while Daisy recovers from a traumatic event. Soon, they discover that the two houses share a common link to the past. Something awful once happened on Nelson Street, something that shook the town to its core. Before they can face Crowford's horrors, however, Daisy and Richard have to deal with the ghosts of their own recent history. What is Daisy hiding, and why does Richard feel strangely drawn to one of the town's oldest inhabitants? The Haunting of Nelson Street is a ghost story about a young couple fighting for their future, and about a town trying to escape the clutches of its past.