A Study in Scarlet (Best Novel Classics, #56) (Jefferson Publication) (Arthur Conan Doyle Collection, #1) (Illustrated Classics (Sterling)) (Sherlock Holmes (Novels), #1) (Classics Illustrated, #37) (Masterpieces in Handwritten Style, #1) (Masterpieces, #1) (Sherlock Holmes, #1887) (The Sherlock Holmes Children's Collection (Easy Classics)) (Sherlock Holmes (Audio)) (Richmond Readers) (World's Best Reading) (Classics Illustrated JES, JES36) (Sherlock Holmes Mystery) (New Millennium Library)

by Arthur Conan Doyle

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Inspired by the BBC's brilliant "Sherlock", I read this story and was amazed at how accurate Benedict Cumberpatch's performance is. This book is of course more archaic but still an exciting enough story that it kept me glued to my iBook and frequently drained my iPhone battery.

Weird though was Part II of the book - all of a sudden we're confronted with 5 chapters of Mormon cowboys with our London (anti-) heroes no where in sight. That guarantees a VERY elaborate conclusion of the murder story, bit still, it's a bit weird.

Anyway, I'll have to rewatch "A Study in Pink" now...