Martin Rosenstock studied modern literature at the University of California, Santa Barbara. After job hopping around the colder latitudes of the United States, he decided to return to warmer climes and took a teaching position in Kuwait. His stories have appeared in Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine and The MX Book of New Sherlock Holmes Stories.
Praise for Peter Swanson:
"Chilling and hypnotically suspenseful ... could be an instant
classic." Lee Child
Praise for James Lovegrove:
"The pastiche is pitch-perfect; Lovegrove tells a thrilling tale
and vividly renders the atmosphere of Victorian London." The
Guardian
Praise for Cara Black:
"Black excels at setting vivid scenes, creating lively characters
and maintaining pulse-elevating suspense" Wall Street Journal
Praise for Philip Purser-Hallard:
"One of the cleverest locked room mysteries ever tackled by
Sherlock Holmes... This ranks among the top novel-length Sherlock
Holmes pastiches."
Publishers Weekly Starred Review
Praise for Eric Brown:
"Reads like a country-house whodunit from the golden age, packed
with fascinating characters, each boasting a motive for murder"
Kirkus Reviews
Praise for David Marcum:
"Marcum could be today's greatest Sherlockian writer, and Conan
Doyle himself would be proud of this story." Lee Child
Praise for Cavan Scott:
"The original plot line is refreshing, and the portrayals of the
leads are generally faithful to the Sherlock Holmes canon."
Publishers Weekly
Praise for The Sign of Seven
"Testament to the diversity that novella collections can bring....
A must for Holmes fans."
Paperbacks and Pinot
"If you're a Sherlock Holmes fan, you can't go too wrong with this
collection"
The Dreamcage
"The Sign of Seven is a great way to spend a few hours for any
mystery fan; enjoy losing yourself in not one but seven Sherlock
Holmes mysteries!"
Snazzy Books
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