The Wheelchan MobA RUTHLESS, VIOLENT WHEELCHAIR GANG BENT ON RACKETEERING, MURDER AND ROBBERY. WORSE! THE LEADER OF THIS NEFARIOUS BUNCH WAS ONCE RENOWNED AS A BAKER STREET IRREGULAR, ASSOCIATED WITH MR SHERLOCK HOLMES, A STARRY-EYED STREET URCHIN EARNING HALFPENNIES, NOW TURNED MOBSTER... RULING HIS PATCH WITH THE END OF A SAWN-OFF SHOTGUN.Tower Bridge Book

Sherlock by the SeaNow eighty years old, Sherlock Holmes has a cottage by the sea-woe betide any foolish enough to believe age is a hindrance - for the master is still capable of wrong-footing a villain, willing to respond to those in the village including the local police requiring his unique talent to solve a problem..."Well-crafted, beautifully written and thoroughly engaging.The Sherlock Holmes JournalSPIKE BROWN

Third book of the seriesBetty is a childhood prodigy who solved her first whodunnit aged six. She lives with her mother and Aunt Medley in Glim Glumswick, a village that is situated above, and indeed influenced by a powerful and ancient Ley Line.Find out more about her coffin flying friend with attitude Tudor Sefton.

On the other side of Arundel, is a portal, an innocuous musty, rat filled railway tunnel - late October, and a girl will ride an unscheduled service, a train that runs just once every year and enter...HALLOWEENLAND"Trick n treating is for sissies, try the real deal - be scared out of your brains." Says the coffin flyer, ghost girl with attitude Tudor Sefton, "Crack open the most grotesquely pleasing case Betty. That of an age old curse, and how to get it revoked."

Readers who loved little Mirabelle (the garden steam locomotive) from the first book, will be glad to hear that after Mr Toad crashed her, she is now fully restored and this summer running happily around the grounds of Toad Hall... However, a suspicious death alerts Mr Beaver, Moley, Ratty and Toad to a truly daunting crime in which the garden railway becomes in itself, an unwitting accomplice...

Step into the warmth of a sea-coal fire as Sherlock Holmes invites you into his confidence. Pour yourself a glass of whisky and soda, settle into your armchair, and uncover a collection of hitherto unbroadcast cases from the legendary detective's tin chest. These enthralling tales, meticulously recounted by Spike Brown , blend suspense, wit, and Victorian intrigue, perfect for fans of classic detective fiction.Why You'll Love This Book:Exclusive Untold Cases - Fresh mysteri...

Mary Belper works in a mill just outside Haworth. But a week before her wedding one single strand of her long hair getscaught in the rollers of a carding machine, and she is gone.A tragic industrial accident that could have been avoided if only the owner were more responsible. The unbearable weightof pain sets her betrothed, John Hubbart of Sleighton Beck to seek expression in the only craft he truly knows, that of Kitebuilding... also to seek revenge for Ma...

The grandmother absolutely hates the village constable. Golly, you know she may have cast another of those horrid spells, that's why he's getting all these bicycle punctures, flat tyres at the drop of a hat; the last one forced him to walk for miles between villages. My Aunt Medley thinks he needs a new bike... but we know different.

You are I take it familiar with this cerebral setting? I mean rather the revered chambers of 221b Baker Street Enter, a place awaits you over by the hearth with its cluttered mantleshelf. Warm your hands by the cheery fire crackling in the grate.Allow Mr Sherlock Holmes to remove more rolls of manuscript from his sacred tin trunk and pass these fresh set of crime mysteries over to you for your perusal.

Beavers are both eager and clever, and Mr Beaver is no exception. Famous along the riverbank for his flood water management schemes and dam building. He is also jolly good at solving crime and Mr Badger and Mr Toad have come to rely on his abilities rather. Inspector Jack Russel of the local rural force even takes tips from him on how to use a magnifying lens

On Christmas Day long ago, a baby dragon escapes, by flying up the residential care home chimney - but where did it go? What actually became of the little creature and what adventures will ensue?

Three mysteries in the CWA Gold Dagger–winning series by a "master of the bizarre" ( Louis Untermeyer).Scotland Yard detective James Pibble is known for accepting any case, no matter how strange. Taking him to every corner of England, his job throws him into the most curious circumstances.The Glass-Sided Ants' Nest: Detective Pibble is on the case when the revered elder of a New Guinea tribe is bludgeoned to death. All the suspects...