The Lion's Mane
By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Stephanie Baudet
A peaceful retirement turns deadly when Holmes hears a dying teacher’s cryptic final words.
intriguing · suspenseful · engaging
Genres
What is The Lion's Mane about?
Retired in Sussex, Sherlock Holmes anticipates a peaceful life. However, when a local teacher collapses and dies before him, uttering the cryptic words 'The lion's mane,' Holmes is drawn back into the world of detective work. With multiple suspects, mysterious injuries, and no Watson to assist, Holmes faces one of his most challenging cases yet.
About the author
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was a famous British writer who created the clever detective Sherlock Holmes. He loved telling exciting stories full of mysteries and adventures. Many people have enjoyed reading about Sherlock Holmes and his friend Dr Watson as they solve tricky cases together. His stories are still popular all around the world today.
Pages
112 pages
This edition
2021
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