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From the Central Branch of the Arlington County Library. This was a left over from their recent Friends of the Library book sale, to be released.

What would have happened if Sherlock Holmes had tried to catch Jack the Ripper? This interesting premise forms the basis for this book, and leads to a surprising and alarming conclusion. In keeping with Doyle's style, this book is written from Dr. Watson's point of view, and draws the reader into the narrative as well as the best of the original Holmes stories. The characters ring true, and the story is full of surprises and unexpected twists, making this a worthy addition to the body of work about the great detective.

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