Arthurconandoyle Stories

The King Of Bohemia is engaged to be married, but previously the king had had a relationship with an American opera singer called Irene Adler. The possibility of the relationship being revealed, and the ensuing scandal, is threatening the forthcoming marriage. Adler it seems has threatened to send a photograph of her and the king together to the press. First published in the Strand Magazine, July 1891, with 10 illustrations by Sidney Paget.

(Not mine.) Book 1 of Sherlock Holmes A Study in Scarlet Written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Synopsis Dr John H. Watson meets the great detective Sherlock Holmes and together they solve a case of murder, in which Watson is amazed at Holmes' "science of deduction". The novel is split into two quite separate halves. The first is titled "Being a Reprint from the Reminiscences of John Watson, M.D., Late of the Army Medical Department". This part is told in first person by Sherlock Holmes' friend Dr Watson, and describes his introduction in 1881 to Holmes through a mutual friend and the first mystery in which he followed Holmes' investigations. The mystery revolves around a corpse found at a derelict house in Brixton, London with the word "RACHE" scrawled in blood on the wall beside the body.

Charles Mc Carthy, one of the tenant of John Turner's land was murdered. His son, James was found at the scene with a gun after an argument with his father, and thus he was arrested. Holmes discovered the real murder, but Scotland Yard's Inspector Lestrade refused to believe him... First published in the Strand Magazine, Oct. 1891, with 10 illustrations by Sidney Paget.

The Return of Sherlock Holmes is a collection of 13 Sherlock Holmes stories, originally published in 1903-1904, by Arthur Conan Doyle. The stories were published in the Strand Magazine in Great Britain, and Collier's in the United States. Cover made by the wonderful @-capetown

Aylin travels to the 19th century, through Vlad's door. After being frightened by Charles and Faust for good reason, she runs down the streets of Paris before finding another young woman who shares her fate. Le Comte lets her stay in his mansion, but the door through time has disappeared, and no one seems to know why. And to top her misery off, she meets Vlad again, and finds a little boy in the town-a little boy she wants to protect. Stories change, and so do choices. *Spoilers for Shakespeare's route. *This is an Arthur×OC fanfic because I can't really get used to Y/N. * None of the characters except for my OCs belong to me. *The cover art doesn't belong to me. *Genres: Fanfiction, romance, feel-good

Violet Hunter seeks the help of Holmes when she discovers some strange things about a new position as governess for Mr. Jephro Rucastle, a strange man. This man insists to hire Hunter and has raise the salary twice to persuade her to take the job. He also has a vicious mastiff dog who's he seldom fed and the dog is off leash every night. But on top of all, Rucastle seems to keep someone as his secret prisoner... First published in the Strand Magazine, June 1892, with 9 illustrations by Sidney Paget.

Just me taking some random book characters and giving them backstories or scenes from long ago. Most of these will be from classic stories. *Any characters I use do NOT belong to me, but to the authors of the books they are originally in*

Have you ever wondered who the real inspiration for the one and only Sherlock Holmes and Professor Moriarty? well this will tell you who each man was.

Three years after Sherlock Holmes' death, Ronald Adair was shot in a locked room. Watson had not arrived at a plausible solution of the case. When he was passing the murder scene, he bumped into an old man who was obviously a bookseller or bibliophile. But when Watson's eyes revert to the old man, he finds not an old bibliophile before him, but Sherlock Holmes. Watson promptly faints.... First published in Collier's Weekly, Sep. 1903, with 7 illustrations by Frederic Dorr Steele, and in the Strand Magazine, Oct. 1903, with 7 illustrations by Sidney Paget.

A whole new concept of the spirit world.

Johnlock One-Shot kitabıdır! Yabancı sitelerde yazılan johnlock kitaplarından esinlenerek yazılmıştır.

A greek interpreter was kidnapped and forced to translate some documents by two mysterious Greek men. First published in the Strand Magazine, Sept. 1893, with 8 illustrations by Sidney Paget.

A party of seven teenagers with magic have wandered through a door that has taken them to the 1800's and found something rather...interesting to say the least. I DON'T OWN IKEMEN VAMPIRE. I only own the OCs and the small "magic system" I made (you'll see).

Did you know that Sherlock Holmes was a beekeeper? When he retired to the countryside late in the books written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock decided to take up beekeeping. How interesting it would be to catch a glimpse into what it actually entails. Sherlock Holmes was stated to have written many articles on various subjects for newspapers and the like, wouldn't it be fascinating to read a serial on that subject written by Holmes himself? I have taken it upon myself to write a set of newspaper worthy articles devoted to this very subject. The catch? I'm writing it as it would have been written by our very favorite consulting detective. I myself, am a beekeeper, so putting myself in Sherlock's shoes if even for a fleeting moment is quite enjoyable. If you love Sherlock Holmes, or care even the slightest about the art of beekeeping, this is for you! Disclaimer: All the facts about beekeeping are completely accurate with the Victorian era, as well as the modern one. Since our beloved detective lived in the former, these sets of article's are written from that perspective. All the facts however, are true to the times.

Sherlock Holmes has become legend, but his sister was lost to history. In one hellish night, Morrigan Holmes ruined everything: her home, her family, her confidence, and her name. Fleeing scandal, loss, and grief, her only choice is to run, but London's gaslit streets are not kind to young women alone. Within hours, she discovers the horrors of homelessness and the terrible invisibility of the marginalised poor. A child is kidnapped before her eyes, and she barely escapes the same fate. Adrift and alone, Morrigan seeks help in strange quarters: a radical suffragist with a haunted past, a half-blind journalist, a sinister physician, and a gang of street boys led by the striking and enigmatic Magpie. As the number of kidnappings grows, something dark begins to take shape in the London mists. Time is short, still Morrigan cannot escape the family she devastated. Could Sherlock be her salvation... or her destruction?