The Tarleton Murders

The Tarleton Murders An Untold Adventure of Sherlock Holmes By Orzune Elyanis Saugh A quiet London street. A respectable townhouse. And behind drawn curtains — a crime so chilling it would test even Sherlock Holmes in the early days of his career. When a series of brutal murders shatters the calm of the Tarleton household, Holmes is summoned into a labyrinth of secrets hidden beneath the veneer of Victorian respectability. Bloodstains at the doorstep, whispers among the servants, and the faintest of clues lead him deeper into a case where nothing is as it seems. In this early chronicle from the Montague Street papers, the young detective sharpens his science of deduction against a mystery tangled with family secrets, betrayals, and danger lurking at every turn. Told in the authentic voice of Dr. John H. Watson, The Tarleton Murders immerses readers in the fog-drenched atmosphere of Victorian London, where Holmes's brilliance begins to carve its mark on history. Perfect For: Devoted Sherlock Holmes fans Readers of Victorian crime and classic detective fiction Lovers of atmospheric, suspense-filled mysteries The gaslight flickers, the magnifying glass hovers, and the Tarleton case reveals its dreadful truth — one deduction at a time.