Grimizna studija / Znak četvorice
The first two stories from the series The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
The Study in Scarlet: This short novel, published in 1887, is Conan Doyle's first work featuring Sherlock Holmes as the main character. The work went largely unnoticed by the public, and at the time no one could have guessed that it was the start of a new literary cult.
The Sign of the Four: In this novel, Dr. Watson meets his future wife, Mary Morstan, who urges Sherlock Holmes to search for her missing father. Every year she receives a jewel in a mysterious way, and it all traces its origin to a dark story of murder and betrayal from the time of the great rebellion in India.
A copy is available as part of the book set "Pustolovine Sherlocka Holmesa u 8 knjiga"
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1. Grimizna studija / Znak četvorice
The first two stories from the series The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
2. Tajna boskomske doline
With the collection of crime stories collected here, published in 1891 and 1892 in the magazine "Strand", the unusual detective and his friend Watson finally won the favor of the audience.
3. Baskervilski pas
In this book, Sherlock Holmes investigates the legend of the Baskerville family. Sherlock and his faithful friend Dr. Watson face the beast from Dartmoor in this thriller.
4. Dolina straha
The peace of the English province is disturbed by a brutal murder. Sherlock Holmes agrees to investigate a murder behind the unerring hand of his great adversary, Professor Moriarty.
- Damaged back
5. Lavlja griva
The collection of these short stories differs from the others in that Dr. Watson tells the story in the first person.
6. Srebrna zvijezda
The collection of short stories entitled "Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes" is a continuation of the collection "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes".
7. Nenastanjena kuća
After Holmes' fatal fall in Reichenbach, Switzerland, it seemed that the famous detective disappeared forever...
8. Ubojstvo u dvorcu
These few stories belong to the collection "The Return of Sherlock Holmes", which the author wrote at the request of the audience disappointed by the "death" of the hero in the Swiss hills from the collection "Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes".
