More Holmes For The Holidays (1999)

A follow-up to the popular Holmes For The Holidays. Eleven more original Sherlock Holmes stories, each with a Christmas setting or theme. Authorized by Dame Jean Conan Doyle.

THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE

HOLMES FOR THE HOLIDAYS...

In Holmes for the Holidays, today's best mystery writers featured Arthur Conan Doyle's inimitable Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson in an anthology of original holiday whodunits. Berkley Prime Crime is proud to present More Holmes for the Holidays–in which the beloved duo returns...to the scene of the crime.

The Christmas Gift by Anne Perry

The Four Wise Men by Peter Lovesey

Eleemosynary, My Dear Watson by Barbara Paul

The Adventure of the Greatest Gift by Loren D. Estleman

The Case of the Rajah's Emerald by Carolyn Wheat

The Christmas Conspiracy by Edward D. Hoch

The Music of Christmas by L.B. Greenwood

The Adventure of the Christmas Bear by Bill Crider

The Adventure of the Naturalist's Stock Pin by Jon. L. Breen

The Adventure of the Second Violet by Daniel Stashower

The Human Mystery by Tanith Lee

Title: More Holmes For The Holidays
Author: Martin H. Greenberg, Jon L. Lellenberg, Carol-Lynn Waugh (editors)
Year: 1999 (paperback, 2001)
Publisher: Berkley Prime Crime
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A Christmas Carol at 221B (2018)

Sherlock Holmes meets Ebeneezer Scrooge in this Christmas themed Holmes pastiche by Thomas Mann.

While Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson sit comfortably by their fireplace on the evening of December 24th of 1894, Dr. Watson’s memory of previous Christmas Eves draws forth an unexpected response from his companion. Holmes, normally very reticent to speak about his early life, meditatively recalls a particular incident that happened on the same date in his own past: that when he was a very young man, before ever meeting Watson, he had occasion to meet and to be of great service to none other than a very old Ebeneezer Scrooge.

Title: A Christmas Carol at 221B
Author: Thomas Mann
Year: 2018
Publisher: Creatspace
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Sherlock Holmes's War of The Worlds (1975)

Sherlock Holmes vs. the Martians! Not as anachronistic as one might think. Recall the original H.G. Wells story was set in London during the time of Holmes.

The War of The Worlds...

So terrifying, it rocked the world when H.G. Wells reported it in 1897–and again, in 1938, when Orson Welles broadcast it. 

But there was far more to the story than ever was told. Two of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's most famous characters, Sherlock Holmes and Professor Challenger, played pivotal roles in the historic happenings. Here are the facts, never before revealed, of the confrontation: two of the most remarkable intellects the Earth ever produced pitted against beings intelligent enough to conquer space. Read now–

How Holmes and Challenger knew an invasion was coming.

How they survived the occupation of London

How they captured an alien invader. 

How the deduced the origin of the invaders. 

The Reason for the landings–and the fatal flaw in the plan for conquest. 

Title: Sherlock Holmes's War of The Worlds

Author: Manny W. Wellman and Wade Wellman
Year: 1975
Publisher: Warner Books
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The Moriarty Papers (2011)

A clever concept for a pastiche is The Moriarty Papers "complied by Colonel Sebastian Moran." First released in 2011 by New Holland Publishers and later released by Ivy Press in 2018.

The infamous Professor James Moriarty is a brooding presence in all of the adventures of celebrated British detective Sherlock Holmes. Yet his actions are described only once in "The Final Problem", when he and Holmes wrestle on the brink of the Reichenbach Falls, and he gets scant mention in five other reports. So who exactly was Moriarty? A power-crazed mathematician, as described by Arthur Conan Doyle? The public face of an underground brotherhood? Or the cocaine-induced Hyde to Holmes' Jekyll? "The Moriarty Papers" hold the key. Assembled after Moriarty's death by his head of Security Operations, Colonel Sebastian Moran, these unique documents confirm Moriarty as the supervillain that Holmes took him for. Indeed, they reveal him to be a criminal mastermind. Read this book and discover the darkest of secrets of Sherlock Holmes's arch rival.

Title: The Moriarty Papers
Author: Colonel Sebastian Moran
Year: 2011
Publisher: New Holland Publishers Ltds
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Good Night, Mr. Holmes (1990)

The first book in a popular series by Carole Nelson Douglas featuring the adventures of The Woman, the incomparable Irene Adler.

Miss Irene Adler, the beautiful American opera singer who once outwitted Sherlock Holmes, is also a superb detective, as Oscar Wilde and Bram Stoker can attest. Even Holmes himself must admit--albeit grudgingly--that she acquits herself competently. 

But in matters of the heart she encounters difficulty. The Crown Prince of Bohemia--tall, blonde, and handsome--proves to be a cad. Will dashing barrister Godfrey Norton be able to convince Irene that not all handsome men are cut from the same broadcloth?

Title: Good Night, Mr. Holmes
Author: Carole Nelson Douglas
Year: 1990
Publisher: Tor Books
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Sherlock Takes a Wife and other Modern Tales (1994)

The follow-up to Ira Bernard Dworkin's 1980 collection Sherlock Holmes in Modern Times.

The author, a retired New Jersey Judge, brings Sherlock Holmes into the 20th Century to meet and marry the woman of his dreams. This amorous adventure caps the great detective's 100-year career, and concludes with 8 additional perplexing plots as follows:

The Case of the Reluctant Bachelor

The Case of the Beleaguered Barrister

The Case of the Beautiful Babe

Murder at St. Paul's

A Scandal in Soho

The Case of Unrequited Love

The Writ of Coram Nobis

Sherlock Saves the World

Title: Sherlock Takes a Wife and other Modern Tales
Author: Ira Bernard Dworkin
Year: 1994
Publisher: Bradford Press
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Enola Holmes: The Case of the Missing Marquess (2020)

The first book in Nancy Springer's popular Enola Holmes series is now a successful movie from Netflix. The Case of the Missing Marquess was first released in 2006. This is a 2020 tie-in edition. 

Introducing London's newest and greatest detective: Enola Holmes - the book that inspired the film, starring Millie Bobby Brown. 

When Enola Holmes, sister to the detective Sherlock Holmes, discovers her mother has disappeared, she quickly embarks on a journey to London in search of her. But nothing can prepare her for what awaits. Because when she arrives, she finds herself involved in the kidnapping of a young marquess, fleeing murderous villains, and trying to elude her shrewd older brothers-all while attempting to piece together clues to her mother's strange disappearance. Amid all the mayhem, will Enola be able to decode the necessary clues and find her mother?

Title: Enola Holmes: The Case of the Missing Marquess
Author: Nancy Springer
Year: 2020
Publisher: Hot Key Books
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The Adventure of the Murdered Midwife (2020)

The first book in "The Early Case Files of Sherlock Holmes" series by Liese Sherwood-Fabre.

Arthur Conan Doyle provided few details on Holmes' boyhood. His ancestors were country squires, his grandmother was the sister of the French artist Vernet, and he had a brother named Mycroft - seven years his senior. Recently, a cache of documents has been discovered detailing, in Sherlock's own hand, his early forays into criminal investigation.Only weeks into his first year at Eton, Sherlock's father calls him and his brother back to Underbyrne, the ancestral estate. The village midwife has been found with a pitchfork in her back in the estate's garden, and Mrs. Holmes has been accused of the murder. Can Sherlock find the true killer in time to save her from the gallows?

Title: The Adventure of the Murdered Midwife 
Author: Liese Sherwood-Fabre
Year: 2020
Publisher: Little Elm Press
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The Soprano's Last Song (2014)

Book 2 in the young adult "Sherlock, Lupin & Me" series by Irene Adler.

Irene Adler, Sherlock Holmes, and Arsène Lupin planned to reunite in London, England, for their second adventure together...but Lupin doesn't show up. His father, Théophraste, has been arrested for the kidnapping of a famous opera singer and the murder of a secretary to the great composer, Giuseppe Barzini! The three intrepid detectives start a full investigation to clear Théophraste's name and rescue the missing soprano, Ophelia Merridew, only to discover that the singer is being held captive by criminals in the deadly district of Bethnal Green. Join Irene and her friends in their twist-filled bid to solve the mystery of The Soprano's Last Song.

Title: The Soprano's Last Song
Author: Irene Adler
Year: 2014
Publisher: Stone Arch Books
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