By Ann Margaret Lewis

Generations have first come to the adventures of Sherlock Holmes for the mysteries; they return time and again for the characters. Ann Lewis, award winning author of Murder in The Vatican, returns with a intimate novel of mystery, conflict and personal revelations. Lewis chronicles the lives of Dr. Watson, Sherlock Holmes and his brilliant brother Mycroft, and explores a series of baffling mysteries, including one of the biggest of all: Watson's wives.

"The Watson Chronicles is written for those of you who like your Holmes very canonical—and as it's Watson-centric, perfect for readers who feel like the good doctor never quite gets enough page-time. There's also more Mycroft—the Mycroft you read about in the Canon or saw in the Granada series, and not the more edgy version created by Mark Gattiss. 4 1/2 stars."

—The Well-Read Sherlockian

"Ann Margaret Lewis' The Watson Chronicles: A Sherlock Holmes Novel in Stories are six connected stories that begin in 1900 as Holmes contemplates retirement and offer an interesting view of Sherlock and Mycroft Holmes, and Watson; the stories are told with sentiment and imagination."

—Peter Blau
Scuttlebutt from the Spermaceti Press

294 pp., illustrated, soft cover.