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A lost chapter in the Holmes canon finally appears.
Dr. Watson recounts the mystery behind the tragic death of his beloved Mary Morstan. Join him as he attempts to bring a murderer to justice. Along the way, listeners will encounter old friends and enemies from several of the other stories, leading to a startling conclusion that may baffle even Sherlock Holmes.
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A Fascinating Exploration of Character
I haven't read the print version, but I have difficulty imagining the medium would make much difference to this particular story.
Holmes was my favorite character in this story. To explain why would spoil the ending.
Steve White captured this particular version of Watson brilliantly, without failing any of the other characters in the story. His characterization for Mary was quite excellent, as well.
Yes! And because of its running time, I was able to!
For reasons that become obvious at the story's conclusion, this story is an fascinating exploration of character, and probably the perfect length for what it is. Had I invested more time with this particular story, I might have found it annoying. But the author seemed to recognize that this specific tale should be exactly this length. Absolutely worth a listen for any Holmes fans looking for a thought-provoking surprise!
- Ray Jay Edwards
