CONAN DOYLE, ARTHUR
These stories written by Arthur Conan Doyle, which were originally published, each one separately, between the years of 1891 and 1892, in the British newspaper The Strand Magazine and later compiled under the title of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, constitute the largest theme of his work and represent the cornerstone of detective stories. In The Best Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, this detective and his assistant, Dr. John H. Watson, will face each other and try to solve cases that are apparently difficult to solve, but the London police trust the good deductive judgment of Detective Holmes to be able to clarify them, and that is the argument of which the narrations of the solved crimes of Holmes are composed. This selection of stories invites you to discover the best cases of the greatest detective of all time.
