Sherlock Holmes Bedtime Stories

The case continues, as Mr. Grant Munro concludes his story and leaves it to Holmes to deduce what exactly is going on. After a few questions, Holmes and Watson join Munro in Norbury, where the truth of the matter is rapidly revealed. It's a rare instance of even Sherlock Holmes being caught off guard by what is really going on. Another case is put to rest, and as it is, let it help you find yo...

Holmes and Watson are yet again on a new case. Today, they are meeting with Mr. Grant Munro, who is beside himself after his wife has started behaving suspiciously. Worst of all, there seems to be a mysterious occupant in the house next door, and he is convinced that his wife is part of the secret. As he relays the details of the case, let his story take your mind off your day and into another nig...

Holmes makes quick work of the case of Miss Cushing and her mysterious cardboard box, and all that's left is for him to dash a quick note to Lestrade to help him catch the culprit. He's right of course, and soon a suspect is in custody and ready to reveal exactly what happened to lead to the cardboard box appearing on Miss Cushing's doorstep. Settle in as another case is put to bed, an...

In the heat of summer, a new case finds its way to Baker Street, as Holmes and Watson are called upon to investigate the appearance of a cardboard box and its mysterious contents: two human ears. They make their way to Croydon, where they meet Miss Susan Cushing, the recipient of the box, and question her about its contents. She knows nothing about the package, but Holmes is quickly able to deduce...

After an eventful day of investigation in Dartmoor, Holmes pieces together the final clues and deduces the truth about the disappearance of Silver Blaze and who murdered John Straker. All that remains is for him to reveal the truth - after watching the horse race, of course. Join us for the conclusion of Holmes and Watson's latest adventure and let it conclude your day with a night of deep and...

Holmes and Watson have arrived in Dartmoor and are diving deeper into their investigation into the murder of John Straker and the disappearance of racehorse Silver Blaze. After interviewing the key players in the case, Holmes has a hunch about the whereabouts of the missing horse, so they follow his trail, picking up even more clues along the way. They're getting closer to the truth, and as th...

A new year means a new set of cases for Holmes and Watson, and they've already got a doozy. There's been a murder in Dartmoor, and along with it a missing horse. Holmes starts us off by laying out the facts in the curious case of the murder of John Straker and the disappearance of prized horse Silver Blaze. Start your first night of the new year off fresh with this new case and let it set...

A Retrospection Now that the culprit has been revealed, one would think that the Baskerville case has been mostly laid to rest, but Dr. Watson has a few lingering questions for his companion, Sherlock Holmes. Join them as Holmes reflects upon the case, providing his final insights into the case of the mysterious and murderous hound on the moor. Just in time for Christmas, the case is tied up in a...

The Hound of the Baskervilles The trap is set and Holmes, Watson, and Lestrade are lying in wait to catch the culprit and his murderous hound in the act. Yet, what they encounter is more fearsome than anything they could have imagined. As our protagonists make their way towards concluding this case once and for all, let their journey fill your mind and take you towards the conclusion of your day a...

Fixing the Nets Holmes makes his way with Watson to Baskerville Hall, where he discovers the clues he needs to finally reveal the entire truth of the case. With a few instructions to Sir Henry, Holmes lays his trap to catch the murderer and at last put this case to rest. The nets are fixed, and all that remains is for the culprit to step in. As Holmes and Watson prepare, let them help you forget y...

Death on the Moor Holmes has joined Watson on the moor, and with the two of them together, the pieces of the case are finally beginning to fall into place. The culprit is coming into view, but not before one of the inhabitants of the moor pays a terrible price. But Holmes and Watson have one final card to play, and they are confident it will get them their man. As our two protagonists reunite, let...

The Man on the Tor After several days of slow progress, the pace of the investigation quickens. Watson visits a previously unknown witness in the case of Sir Charles's murder, a Mrs. Laura Lyons of Coombe Tracey, who unlocks another piece of the puzzle of that fateful night. And most importantly, the truth of the mystery man on the moor is finally revealed, shocking Watson to his core. As our...

Extract from the Diary of Dr. Watson Much remains unknown about the mysteries of the moor, and the murder of Sir Charles Baskerville, but Watson is inching closer to discovering the truth - with a little help from his new friends and allies. Barrymore the butler reveals clues that he had been keeping secret, and a tip from good old Dr. Mortimer helps lead Watson in the right direction. There is st...

The Light Upon the Moor [Second Report of Dr. Watson] Watson's dispatches to Holmes reveal more details as he deepens his involvement in the lives of the characters on the moor. Sir Henry and Miss Stapleton's relationship hits an obstacle, and the truth of the butler Barrymore's suspicious behavior is revealed. Moreover, Watson spots another shadowy figure, and the howl of the hound st...

First Report of Dr. Watson Watson's investigations into the mysteries of the moor continue, and we receive the first of his dispatches to Holmes to relay his findings. Barrymore the butler is still suspicious, and meanwhile there may be a romance brewing between Sir Henry Baskerville and the beautiful Miss Beryl Stapleton. And old Mr. Frankland of Lafter Hall is a litigious fellow who offers t...

The Stapletons of Merripit House It's a new day on the moor and Watson sets off to learn more about the characters that inhabit it. First he's off to Grimpen, where he learns that not all is as it seems with Barrymore, the butler at Baskerville Hall. As he continues on his journey, he meets Stapleton, a naturalist who resides nearby at Merripit House. While Stapleton is suspicious, Watson...

Baskerville Hall Our story shifts from London to Devon, as Watson accompanies Dr. Mortimer and Sir Henry Baskerville to Baskerville Hall. The moor is ominous, and it is not helped by the fact that an escaped murderer may be on the loose. Holmes has tasked Watson with gathering information on the neighbors and other characters who live on the moor, with the hopes that one of them may lead to the tr...

Three Broken Threads Sherlock Holmes has three leads on the Baskerville case, and he is confident that one will show him the right path to follow to learn the truth. But over the course of the evening, each of Holmes's threads gets broken - from the cutout of the Times, to the mysterious man in the cab, to the cab driver himself. None are able to give him the information he dearly needs. That...

Sir Henry Baskerville The heir to Baskerville Hall, Sir Henry Baskerville, has arrived at Baker Street and quickly realizes he's gotten into a situation that is more than he bargained for. A mysterious note and a missing boot already indicate that something sinister is afoot. Luckily Holmes is on the case, and even though his attempt to catch the man who's following Baskerville is thwarted...

The Problem More details are revealed about the death at Baskerville Hall and the mysterious creature that seems to be associated with it. Holmes is already forming theories, but the more immediate question is what to do about the heir to Baskerville Hall, Sir Henry, who is arriving in London any minute. Holmes needs to sleep on it to get his thoughts in order before he decides what to do, and as...

The Curse of the Baskervilles Holmes and Watson's new client, Dr. James Mortimer, has brought them a tantalizing new case, the murder of Sir Charles Baskerville. They learn of the ancient Baskerville family curse, involving an otherworldly hound that haunts the moors near Baskerville Hall. Though the police inquest into Sir Charles's death did not suggest foul play, there was one crucial f...

Mr. Sherlock Holmes The excitement never stops for Holmes and Watson, as this week they begin a brand new case. It all starts with a walking stick, left by a new client the night before. Watson attempts to deduce who the client may be, but it seems like Watson is better as an inspiration for deduction rather than the deducer himself, as his suppositions are almost entirely wrong. Just as Holmes is...

The Strange Story of Jonathan Small The saga finally reaches its end, as Jonathan Small reveals the connections to Morstan, Sholto, and the elusive treasure. It's a winding tale that spans multiple decades and continents, all leading up to this final night on Baker Street. At last, Holmes and Watson can put this case to bed, and as they do, let the final conclusion put you to bed as you drift...

The Strange Story of Jonathan Small With Jonathan Small in custody, the truth of the story of the treasure and the Sign of the Four will finally come to light. Small's story takes us back to India; how he lost his leg, how he met the compatriots that would become the Four, and most importantly, how they acquired the treasure. The tale is full of twists and turns, and let them take your mind aw...

The Great Agra Treasure Holmes and Watson have finally caught their culprit and their treasure, and the case is nearing its end. But first, Watson has to return the treasure to Miss Mary Morstan. In the process, Watson and Miss Morstan may just acquire their own treasure of a different sort. As our story comes closer to its conclusion, let it carry you away into another night of rest and relaxatio...