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An encoded letter from a French cabaret performer draws Sherlock Holmes and Watson into the disappearance of her son. Their investigation links the missing child with a stolen statue and murders involving a Lancashire silk mill, crossing borders and powerful interests.

A client's account of kidnapping and strange events at a Scottish whisky estate is interrupted by Mycroft's urgent assignment in France. Holmes and Watson's inquiries eventually lead into the Highlands, where apparent hauntings and concealed motives converge.

In 1890 London, Sherlock Holmes investigates gruesome murders targeting admired public figures, each shadowed by suicide. Hostility from the press and Scotland Yard complicates his work, while Mycroft's disappearance makes the increasingly dangerous case personal.

A locked box containing a secret from Watson's past arrives as Holmes investigates an escape artist's fatal performance and a Cambridge woman's disappearance. Moving between London and Cambridge, the pair confront stagecraft, scientific ambition, and interlocking deceptions.

At Christmas in London, Holmes and Watson investigate threats against a wealthy couple's small child and an aristocrat's missing son. Assisted by Heffie O'Malley, they navigate icy streets and two cases that interrupt the city's seasonal celebrations.

Holmes and Watson investigate a high profile case at Windsor Castle, a boy's drowning, and a suspected traitor among women's rights campaigners. The intersecting mysteries lead them through varied corners of London and toward danger close to home.