Sherlock Holmes and the Railway Maniac

Sherlock Holmes and the Railway Maniac Barrie Roberts read by John Hendry year of release 1996 44.1Hz / 64kbps mono cassette rip 6 cassettes - 12 mp3s approx. 7 hours 'Nothing would tempt me back to my old career on any but the most temporary basis'. Now in his third year of retirement, the celebrated master detective Sherlock Holmes announces to his old friend Dr. Watson his firm resolve to stay well out of the affairs of others. But this emphatic sentiment is to be short lived. At the behest of his enigmatic brother, Holmes is persuaded to investigate two unexplained, catastrophic train derailments that have caused the deaths of more than forty people. Why would a criminal wreck an express train? As the clues accumulate the most homicidal lunatic in Britain remains at large. Can even the strenuous efforts of Sherlock Holmes avert an international calamity and bring to justice this evil assassin? All is revealed in a tale that would make even the late Conan Doyle proud. Uploader's note: This book covers a time period of about 7-8 years up to 1914 including the events of His Last Bow. The writer even works in The Siege of Sidney Street (where a young Winston Churchill received a bullet through his top hat whilst wearing it!) This is a cassette rip but not mine. What I did have I put through Audacity to get it sounding better. This is the results. I really liked the story and thought we needed something of quality to get over those cringing Holmes documentaries and films that I've uploaded recently. Besides I seem to get more comments for the audio books so don't be shy.

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marcoscu (2011-03-28)

Many thanks!

indiaman (2011-03-29)

I am a die-hard Sherlock Holmes fan and any upload on him has my gratitude.I thank you neil for the trouble you have gone through to upload this audio.Also the adventure is well read too providing the mysterious,eerie atmosphere so essential to any Sherlock Holmes story.Thank you once again and don't you dare say "Elementary,my dear....."