Sir Arthur Conan Doyle & Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 
The Greatest Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 

 

Sherlock Holmes is the greatest detective in all fiction, and his adventures are among the finest capers committed to the printed page. Rightly regarded as the Great Detective, Holmes sees clues that others overlook, and displays skills of detection that are nearly as uncanny as they are . . . elementary.


 


The Greatest Adventures of Sherlock Holmes collects forty-eight classic tales, including the full-length novels 'A Study in Scarlet, ’ 'The Sign of the Four, ’ 'The Hound of the Baskervilles, ’ and 'The Valley of Fear.’ In addition, it features forty-four short masterpieces of detective fiction, among them 'The Speckled Band, ’ 'A Scandal in Bohemia, ’ 'His Last Bow, ’ and 'The Final Problem.’ This collection of superb stories is your passport to 221B Baker, where Sherlock Holmes and his sidekick, Dr. Watson, explore some of the most baffling crimes ever committed–and where the game is always afoot.