Sherlock Holmes - The Voice of Treason by Cavan Scott and George Mann

 An Audible Exclusive 

Have been a fan of Conan Doyle’s literary creation since I first saw Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce stride across the screen in the early 80s not realising the movies themselves were from 40 years previous, through to Jeremy Brett’s astonishing turn as the Great Detective. 

There can hardly be any other character who has been reimagined more than Holmes. This brilliant Audible exclusive tells the tale of a kidnapping...but not just any kidnapping...the kidnapping of Queen Victoria herself...the cast is brilliantly realised, from Nicholas Boulton as Holmes to Kobna Holdbrook-Smith’s Watson. Their relationship is tested to the full as Holmes continues to play the game of...‘I’ll explain’ later which nearly breaks their relationship. Difficult to say too much without ruining the plot but family ties are stretched as the investigation takes Holmes from London to Scotland and back....the inevitable appearance by Holmes greatest adversary is superb and with an amazing twist to keep all Holmes aficionados happy.

There are enough twists and turns to keep you guessing to the end. I really enjoyed this. 

There is life in the old creation yet.