“You have heard me say many times, Watson, that when the impossible has been eliminated, what remains, however unlikely it may seem, is the truth. But what happens when the impossible cannot be eliminated?”

London, 1895. 

While investigating a case of potential identity theft, Sherlock Holmes finds himself in the middle of a war between the Egyptian Fremasonry and the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn for the possession of the ultimate grimoire, the Al Azif, the Book of Dead Names, the infamous Necronomicon itself... 

Selección, traducción y notas de Rodolfo Martínez

Si Edgard Allan Poe inventa el relato policiaco con «Los crímenes de la calle Morgue», es Arthur Conan Doyle quien lo convierte en un género maduro y adulto con el que es, sin duda, el mejor detective consultor del mundo: Sherlock Holmes, residente en Baker Street, Londres.