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Sherlock Holmes and The Affair In Transylvania is a complete re-telling of Bram Stoker's Dracula, incident by bloody incident. When Dr Watson tells Holmes the distressing news that his niece's husband is missing on a visit to Count Dracula, the great detective decides that he and Watson should journey to Transylvania.
A familiar mystery takes a terrifying turn when Sherlock Holmes is drawn into the dark heart of Transylvania. When Dr. Watson relays the alarming news of his niece's husband's disappearance during a visit to Count Dracula, Holmes resolves to investigate. The pair must journey to the remote and foreboding land of Transylvania to unravel the truth behind the vanishing, confronting a legend steeped in blood and ancient dread.
This novel offers a unique fusion of classic detective fiction with gothic horror, reimagining the Dracula narrative through the lens of Sherlock Holmes's deductive prowess. The premise suggests a compelling exploration of how Holmes might approach the supernatural and the uncanny, applying his logical methods to a legend steeped in mystery and dread. The retelling promises to engage readers familiar with both Stoker's original work and Conan Doyle's iconic detective, offering a fresh perspective on familiar events. The narrative structure likely focuses on Holmes's investigation, piecing together the fragmented and terrifying occurrences in Transylvania.
Page Count:
248
Publication Date:
2011-01-01
ISBN-10:
1780920369
ISBN-13:
9781780920368
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