Arthur Conan Doyle's last Holmes collection gathers the twelve stories he wrote late in the detective's long career.
Published in 1927, the volume closes the canon, and two of its cases are narrated by Holmes himself rather than by Watson, a clear departure from the usual arrangement. The puzzles remain the draw: a client with an incomplete story, a set of physical details, and a chain of reasoning laid out only at the end. PROJAPOTI issues it as a 224-page paperback marked for readers of twelve years and above.
What readers get:
• The final Holmes collection, first published in 1927
• Twelve cases, two of them narrated by Holmes rather than Watson
• A 224-page paperback edition from PROJAPOTI
• Suggested for readers of twelve years and above
Detective fiction readers and students starting on the canon will find this PROJAPOTI edition at Boipoka.