Knife edge: young sherlock holmes
By Andrew Lane
Sherlock returns from sea to find a castle where the dead may not be silent.
suspenseful · atmospheric · clever · thrilling
Genres
What is Knife edge: young sherlock holmes about?
After months at sea, teenage Sherlock Holmes returns to Ireland with his brother Mycroft, only to become involved in a disturbing mystery. At a remote castle, a spiritualist claims to communicate with the dead, while frightened servants and guests refuse to explain what has terrified them. As rumours spread and danger closes in, Sherlock must investigate the strange household, uncover hidden motives and face a powerful enemy. His sharp observations and fearless reasoning are tested in one of his most dangerous cases yet.
About the author
Andrew Lane is a British author best known for his exciting 'Young Sherlock Holmes' series, where readers can join a young Sherlock as he solves clever mysteries. Andrew enjoys creating adventures for his characters and inspiring children to use their imagination. He loves reading, writing, and exploring new ideas in his stories.
Pages
344 pages
Reading age
Teen/Young Adult (12-18)
This edition
2013
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