Author:Arthur Conan Doyle
Little Clothbound Classics: irresistible, mini editions of short stories, novellas and essays from the world's greatest writers, designed by the award-winning Coralie Bickford-Smith.
Emerging from their smoke-filled rooms at 21B Baker Street, Holmes and Watson grapple with the forces of crime that stalk the streets of London. From the first story, 'A Scandal in Bohemia' where Holmes is foiled by the quick-thinking of 'the woman', Irene Adler, to what was presumed to be the last, 'The Final Problem' where Holmes at last comes face to face with the diabolical Professor Moriarty, this selection is presents the very best of Arthur Conan Doyle's iconic detective.
'Arthur Conan Doyle is unique ... Personally, I would walk a mile in tight boots to read him to the milkman' Stephen Fry
No one gets this big without natural storytelling talent - which is what Jim has, in spades.
—— LEE CHILD, bestselling author of the Jack Reacher seriesPatterson boils a scene down to a single, telling detail, the element that defines a character or moves a plot along. It's what fires off the movie projector in the reader's mind.
—— MICHAEL CONNELLYJames Patterson is the gold standard by which all others are judged.
—— IAN RANKIN, bestselling author of the Inspector Rebus seriesPatterson knows where our deepest fears are buried... there's no stopping his imagination.
—— NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEWPatterson is in a class by himself.
—— STEVE BERRY, bestselling author of the Colton Malone seriesThere are many secrets and lies . . . Malin Stehn's drama rakes red-hot embers from the ashes
—— The Times, 'BEST NEW THRILLERS FOR DECEMBER 2022'A riveting thriller. A pacy and compelling story, wonderfully plotted, with the added bite of a Scandinavian winter. Loved it.
—— Emily Freud, author of What She left BehindA smart page-turner that is impossible to put down. Ordinary people like you and me find themselves in the ultimate nightmare, which could become anyone's reality. The story gets under your skin, leaving you defenceless
—— Mattias Edvardsson, author of A Nearly Normal FamilyOne to Watch
—— BooksellerI thoroughly enjoyed this book. Twisty and tense with characters I thought about long after reading
—— N.A. Cooper, author of Ripple EffectAn enthralling story delving into every parents worst nightmare. I was utterly absorbed until the final, thrilling pages
—— Carys Jones, author of She Had It ComingTremendously immersive (...) What starts off as titillating becomes ever more thrilling as Stehn skillfully reveals one family secret after another. This is pure reading bliss for fans of domestic suspense and the books of Liane Moriarty
—— M-magasinA fantastic debut, a fascinating suspense novel. (...) I would be delighted to return to Malin Stehn in the future
—— DeckardårarnaA new suspense novel that draws me in
—— SmålandspostenI was very close to taking the day off last minute - that's how hooked I was by Malin Stehn's debut novel. (...) The hours tick by. And the closer the clock ticks toward midnight, the more the sense of control begins to crack. Things that should never be said are spoken aloud. Thoughts that never should have crossed your mind, do. And, above all, actions are taken that you can never undo. [Stehn]'s craft is brilliant
—— Blekinge Läns TidningThis is the real deal . . . an incredibly well-written, clever and brilliantly composed debut that leaves me wanting more
—— Norra SkånePage turner is an overused word by now, but sometimes it covers everything . . . an incredibly clever and well written suspense novel.
—— AllehandaA splendid debut in the genre
—— NorranIf you haven't already read Happy New Year by Malin Stehn, do so immediately
—— BarometernMalin Stehn skillfully depicts superficial friendships, the perfect life and marriage as portrayed on social media vs the secrets that are hidden beneath the surface. Through the points of view of three distinct characters - their thoughts, doubts and guilt - the story creeps closer to a harrowing reveal
—— AftonbladetA searing Scandi thriller
—— Sunday PostFans of Joanna Cannon's The Trouble with Goats and Sheep will devour this
—— Woman & HomeTotally heartbreaking, but also uplifting, this is a real gem of a read
—— The SunIts twists and turns leave your blood running cold
—— Good HousekeepingIt's rare that a thriller actually lives up to that word. But here - in the jeopardy its characters are plunged into, in the story's twists and turns, and in the true star of the novel, the mountain itself - Breathless truly manages to thrill
—— James Smythe , author of I Still DreamA truly breathtaking thriller. It had me gasping and guessing with every turn of a page. The audacity of the adventure is only matched by the brilliance of McCulloch's deft and evocative writing
—— Kim Curran , author of the Slay seriesA visceral, thrill-seeker's story of one woman's struggle to conquer her fears, with murder and mayhem at 8,000m. I really loved it.
—— Rosie Andrews, author of LeviathanA frighteningly original novel written with a deep passion for the mountains and an inquisitive mind. A brilliantly chilling read
—— Giles KristianChilling . . . there really is something about the combination of a remote snowbound location and a killer hiding in plain sight that is a recipe for success
—— Crime MonthlyA blockbuster-worthy thriller
—— Sunday Express