Description

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Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson come to Minnesota, on the trail of the famous Kensington Rune Stone



Trade Review
"What separates this adventure from other Holmesian derivatives are Millett’s crisp writing and imaginative plotting." —St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Table of Contents

Contents


Map of Area around Alexandria, Minnesota, 1899x

Introductionxiii

1. “The Whole Thing Is Nothing But a Crude Hoax”1
2. “I Guess You Haven’t Heard”16
3. “Just Who Exactly Might the Two of You Be?” 28
4. “Rochester Knows” 41
5. “One Might As Well Have Stolen the Mona Lisa”54
6. “Her Name Was Mary Robinson” 66
7. “Well, I Guess I Win”79
8. “He Is Also Said to Be the Richest Swede in America” 96
9. “I Killed No One” 108
10. “Fooled You All” 121
11. “Give Me the Gun”133
12. “There Was Something Very Wrong on That Farm” 145
13. “I Felt the Presence of a Horrible Chill” 158
14. “Murder Is Always Hard to Believe” 172
15. “I Have Formulated a Little Plan”184
16. “You Will Have to Play Along”196
17. “This Case Has Become a Conspiracy of Lies” 209
18. “I Do Not Have to Tell You What That May Mean” 222
19. “You Can Answer a Question for Me” 234
20. “I Don’t Like the Look of This” 245
21. “Bad Man” 257
22. “We Are Finished Here, Mr. Holmes” 272
23. “You Will Tell Us What You Have Done with the Rune Stone” 285

Epilogue: “Who Is to Say We Might Not Meet Again?” 297

Notes 303
Author’s Note 315

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      Publisher: University of Minnesota Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 01/03/2012
      ISBN13: 9780816677047, 978-0816677047
      ISBN10: 0816677042

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson come to Minnesota, on the trail of the famous Kensington Rune Stone



      Trade Review
      "What separates this adventure from other Holmesian derivatives are Millett’s crisp writing and imaginative plotting." —St. Louis Post-Dispatch

      Table of Contents

      Contents


      Map of Area around Alexandria, Minnesota, 1899x

      Introductionxiii

      1. “The Whole Thing Is Nothing But a Crude Hoax”1
      2. “I Guess You Haven’t Heard”16
      3. “Just Who Exactly Might the Two of You Be?” 28
      4. “Rochester Knows” 41
      5. “One Might As Well Have Stolen the Mona Lisa”54
      6. “Her Name Was Mary Robinson” 66
      7. “Well, I Guess I Win”79
      8. “He Is Also Said to Be the Richest Swede in America” 96
      9. “I Killed No One” 108
      10. “Fooled You All” 121
      11. “Give Me the Gun”133
      12. “There Was Something Very Wrong on That Farm” 145
      13. “I Felt the Presence of a Horrible Chill” 158
      14. “Murder Is Always Hard to Believe” 172
      15. “I Have Formulated a Little Plan”184
      16. “You Will Have to Play Along”196
      17. “This Case Has Become a Conspiracy of Lies” 209
      18. “I Do Not Have to Tell You What That May Mean” 222
      19. “You Can Answer a Question for Me” 234
      20. “I Don’t Like the Look of This” 245
      21. “Bad Man” 257
      22. “We Are Finished Here, Mr. Holmes” 272
      23. “You Will Tell Us What You Have Done with the Rune Stone” 285

      Epilogue: “Who Is to Say We Might Not Meet Again?” 297

      Notes 303
      Author’s Note 315

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