Murder in Keswick
A Sherlock Homes Mystery
By William Todd
SpellBound Books, 2022
Genre: Fiction/Mystery/Suspense
Via: Book Blog Tour
Note: We received a complimentary digital copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
“The game is afoot.” It’s the catch phrase for literature’s most famous detective. And there are plenty of twists, turns and “gaming” going on in William Todd’s delightful page-turner, Murder in Keswick.
Told in the third person by Dr. Watson, the story opens aboard a train bound for Keswick, England in 1898. Disembarking, the duo soon learns that a well-respected resident of the area has turned up dead. And while Watson is looking forward to a relaxing holiday in the bucolic countryside, Holmes quips that nothing is more relaxing than solving a murder, even if he’s informed that “this sort of thing never happens here.”
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