How will Sherlock Holmes reconcile the profound mysteries of his family's legacy with the escalating intellectual duel against Professor Moriarty? As Holmes ventures into the heart of Ireland, what ancient secrets and local conflicts will challenge his methods and beliefs? In a landscape steeped in history and conflict, can Holmes's keen intellect pierce the veil of Ireland's most enduring mysteries and navigate the turbulent waters of nationalistic strife?
Lifelong Sherlockian scholar Thomas Mengert has drawn aside the curtain of history, unraveling and reweaving to reveal a deeper Sherlock Holmes than even the original works by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. A decade in the making, The Confessions of Sherlock Holmes is a multi-volume pilgrimage that frames "the problem of evil" as a philosophical investigation in search of a theological answer.
The journey continues in The Secrets of Sherlock Holmes as Holmes confronts his most formidable intellectual adversary, explores the deep-seated conflicts of Ireland, and seeks closure to the intricate webs of intrigue. Holmes's journey not only challenges his intellect and resolves lingering enigmas but also pushes him towards a transformative reconciliation of his inner conflicts with the external realities of a rapidly changing world, propelling Holmes toward existential revelations that redefine his understanding of justice, legacy, and the eternal power of truth.
As the great detective has so often said, "The game is afoot!"
