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).
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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.
Now, her latest "victim" has died of the poison method she meticulously
planned in her notebook. Abigail insists she is not responsible--someone
is trying to frame her for his death. With the evidence stacking up
against her, she begs Holmes to prove her innocence...