King, Laurie R

Mary Russell is settling in for a much-needed rest with her husband, Sherlock Holmes, but when Holmes' gravely ill brother brings news of a mystery, the couple set off to solve another mystery that is complicated by the government, family ties, and a decades-old secret.

Mary Russell, having been dispatched by Scotland Yard to investigate a silent film studio, goes undercover as part of a crew working on an adaptation of "The Pirates of Penzance" and realizes trouble is brewing when real pirates are hired as part of the cast and they begin to ignore the studio owner Randolph Fflytte's orders to follow their dangerous outlaw leader.

When several members of a feminist Christian sect in London are murdered, Mary Russell, with the help of her mentor Sherlock Holmes, begins to investigate and finds herself in danger.

Sherlock Holmes rushes his son, Damien, to Holland to be treated for a gunshot wound, while his wife, Mary Russell travels around England trying to protect Damien's daughter from a religious fanatic, Rev. Thomas Brothers.

Kate Marinelli, newly promoted to Homicide in the San Francisco police department, has been assigned with her new partner, middle-aged Alonzo Hawkin, to the murders of three little girls in the area. They gradually uncover a pattern of evil so bizarre that Casey's carefully guarded private life is demolished.

After her friend Virginia Beaconsfield introduces Mary Russell, Sherlock Holmes's apprentice, to Margery Childe, suffragette and a church leader at the New Temple of God, Mary learns that Virginia suffers a near-fatal accident and she and Holmes begin an immediate investigation.

As Mary Russell and her husband, Sherlock Holmes, travel to San Francisco to settle her family legal affairs, she begins to act irrationally and have haunting dreams. Her family memories of being in the 1906 earthquake resurface, and secrets of her family's past reveal several mysteries. Mary and Sherlock investigate her parent's marriage, a car accident, and numerous unexplained deaths in the family.

Mary Russell and her husband Sherlock Holmes safeguard a letter for an amateur archeologist, but when the archeologist dies in a mysterious accident, they soon find themselves on the trail of a clever murderer.

Mary Russell once again teams up with Sherlock Holmes as they are pursued by murderous strangers through the bazaars of 1918 Jerusalem.

Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes are drawn into a bizarre mystery when an oddly familiar stranger arrives on their doorstep with a wild tale about the enigmatic Marsh Hughenfort, younger brother of the Duke of Beauville.