Bøker av Arthur Canan Doyle

The Valley of Fear by Sir Arthur tells the tale of a murder that goes unsolved in the picturesque English countryside of Birlstone. The mysterious story revolves around John Douglas of Birlstone where Manor House's murder is astounding and considerably more compelling than any of the earlier Sherlock Holmes tales. Then, the elite criminal genius Professor James Moriarty, who makes his series debut in this tale, is also introduced. The voyage leads to the Scowrers, a clandestine organization of outlaws that are causing havoc in the valley's daily existence. The novel has two interesting turning points, almost like two separate climaxes. The first is the moment when a flamboyant detective solves the case, and the second is the conclusion of the flashback scene. There is no way to foresee what Sir Arthur has in store, no matter how brilliant you think you are. To know about this flamboyant detective and how he solved the case, you should read the novel! The interesting ending of the story can influence readers to read the complete collection of Sherlock Holmes short stories.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle first released his historical tale Uncle Bernac in 1897. The narrative is set in 1805, and the narrator, Louis de Laval, resides in England. His father fought for the Royalists during the French Revolution while his uncle supported the Republicans. Napoleon seized control of France and proclaimed himself Emperor 13 years later.He serves only as a means of getting de Laval in front of Napoleon. The main objective of the book is really to offer Conan Doyle a chance to analyze the great French Emperor's personality. The young guy purportedly came to Napoleon to obtain a commission, but because no instructions are given, the initial allure of the Emperor and his court quickly fades into tedium.Searching for a substitution for Sherlock Holmes after the creator had killed him off in 1894, Doyle composed this murder secret in the withering long periods of the nineteenth century. Set in Napoleon's time, it includes a Frenchman getting back to his local land to join the Ruler's positions.