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Sherlock Holmes: The Scorpion Sting

(2026)
(A book in the Watson Chronicles series)
A novel by

 
 
A deadly sting. A baffling crime. A case only Sherlock Holmes can unravel.

London, 1884. When a respected civil servant collapses and dies under mysterious circumstances, Inspector Lestrade turns to Sherlock Holmes for answers. But as Holmes, Lestrade, and Dr. Watson probe deeper, they uncover a web of intrigue linked to India, and a shadowy adversary known only as
The Scorpion.

With Lestrade navigating pressure from Scotland Yard and the Home Office, the trio must combine their unique strengths to solve a mystery that threatens the stability of the Empire itself.

A classic, Doyle‑faithful mystery featuring:
• Holmes at the height of his deductive powers
• Watson’s steady narration and emotional insight
• Lestrade’s dogged police work
• Victorian London’s fog‑shrouded streets
• A puzzle of toxins, secrets, and hidden motives

For readers who love: Traditional Sherlock Holmes stories • Victorian detective fiction • Gaslamp mysteries • Clever deductions • Atmospheric historical crime.

Sherlock Holmes: The Scorpion Sting is a brand‑new, traditional Sherlock Holmes adventure in The Watson Chronicles, perfect for fans of Conan Doyle, Lyndsay Faye, Nicholas Meyer, and classic British mysteries.


Genre: Historical Mystery

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