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by Tim Major (Author)
A popular mystery writer comes under fire when one of her murder plots comes to life--and only Sherlock Holmes can clear her name--in this "well-constructed homage to the Great Detective" created by Arthur Conan Doyle (Criminal Element).
May 1898: Abigail Moone presents an unusual problem at Baker Street. A successful mystery author, she writes her stories under a male pseudonym--and gets her ideas by following real people, imagining how she might kill them and get away with it.
Author Biography
Tim Major is the author of Snakeskins, You Don't Belong Here, Blighters, Carus & Mitch, the YA novel Machineries of Mercy, the short story collection And the House Lights Dim, and a non-fiction book about the silent crime film, Les Vampires. His shorts have appeared in Interzone, Not One of Us and numerous anthologies including Best of British Science Fiction and The Best Horror of the Year. He lives in York, UK and tweets @onasteamer.
