Ebook {Epub PDF} The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Web Weaver by Sam Siciliano

"Siciliano pulls off an impressive feat in his third pastiche (after 's The Web Weaver), crafting an homage to The Hound of the Baskervilles that is genuinely creepy in its own right. As in his previous two Holmes novels, Siciliano has substituted the detective's cousin, Dr. Henry Vernier, for Watson, but that change will bother only purists.4/5(30). Sam Siciliano has a Ph.D. in English from the University of Iowa and has taught at the college level. Web Weaver is his second novel from a series titled The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. His first novel was The Angel of the Opera. Sherlock Holmes: The Web Weaver by Sam Siciliaco Disclaimer: This is the second book written by Mr. Siciliano with his unique and unusual take on Sherlock Holmes. In Mr. Siciliano’s world, the stories are written by Doctor Henry Vernier, cousin and sometimes fellow adventurer to Sherlock Holmes/5(28).

Buy The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Web Weaver by Siciliano, Sam (ISBN: ) from Amazon's Book Store. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders. Siciliano continues to excel in the niche he's created for himself in the ever-growing universe of new Sherlock Holmes novels. Like most of his previous pastiches, his fifth (after 's The White Worm) is inspired by a well-known work of suspense fiction this time, Wilkie Collins's seminal The Moonstone. The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Web Weaver by Sam Siciliano, , available at Book Depository with free delivery worldwide.

Sam Siciliano has a Ph.D. in English from the University of Iowa and has taught at the college level. Web Weaver is his second novel from a series titled The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. His first novel was The Angel of the Opera. "Siciliano pulls off an impressive feat in his third pastiche (after 's The Web Weaver), crafting an homage to The Hound of the Baskervilles that is genuinely creepy in its own right. As in his previous two Holmes novels, Siciliano has substituted the detective's cousin, Dr. Henry Vernier, for Watson, but that change will bother only purists. Within the Further Adventures, this is Siciliano’s fourth book and although I have not read the previous three it quickly becomes apparent that they are linked to the extent that he has created his own niche for the Great Detective, where Holmes and Watson have parted and Holmes is partnered with his cousin, Dr Henry Vernier.