Editor“In a pair of intriguing novellas set in London in the 1890s, the deductive skills of Sherlock Holmes and his protégé, Inspector Alec MacDonald of Scotland Yard, are severely tested by a string of random killings of ‘gentlemen of consequence,’ and a plot to bring down the monarchy and plunge the British Empire into chaos.”
Nicholas Litchfield’s review of The Affair of Lady Westcott’s Lost Ruby / The Case of the Unseen Assassin by Gary Lovisi is published today in the Lancashire Evening Post, and syndicated to 25 newspapers across the UK.
