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Šerlok Holms 2: Baskervilski pas

When Holmes is asked to help secure the heir of Sir Charles Baskerville, the detective sends his friend Watson to investigate the case and keep an eye on young Sir Henry, the sole heir of the Baskerville family. When they arrive at Baskerville Castle, the

Šerlok Holms 3: Dolina straha

The peace of the English countryside is disturbed by a brutal murder. Sherlock Holmes agrees to investigate a murder that is attributed to the unerring hand of his great adversary, Professor Moriarty.

Šerlok Holms 4: Avanture Šerloka Holmsa

Conan Doyles entire work was overshadowed by the success of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, which was published in instalments in the Strand magazine from 1891 and later gathered in a book containing 12 adventures in 1892.

Šerlok Holms 5: Memoari Šerloka Holmsa

Read 11 exciting short stories in this book: The Silver Star, The Yellow Face, The Mediator's Scribe, Gloria Scott, The Ritual of the Musgrave Family, The Landlord of Reigate, The Hunchback, The Constant Patient, The Translator from the Greek, The Naval C

Šerlok Holms 6: Povratak Šerloka Holmsa

Did Doyle love his hero as much as audiences around the world? Doyle wrote a novel whose finale features a final showdown between Holmes and his sworn enemy Moriarty, in which both are killed...

Šeširdžijin zamak

The novel is a dark tale of destructive ambition, class discrimination, domestic violence and Victorian repression, inspired by Dickens' style but with Cronin's social realism. A 1942 film adaptation starring Robert Newton.

Sestra

It is one of the best-selling debut novels in British bookstores of all time. Although not written as a typical genre work, it is probably the strong influence of crime fiction that has given the novel a large audience around the world, and its publicatio

Shadows in the Cotswolds

Shannonov put

Cronin's moving story of redemption. Robert Shannon, a fanatical doctor-researcher, sacrifices love and life for science, but in the end loses everything – his girlfriend, recognition, health – only to realize through suffering: medicine without humanity

Shirley

The novel Shirley (1849) is Charlotte Brontë's second social novel after Jane Eyre, depicting the industrial crisis caused by the Napoleonic Wars and the blockade of trade, where machines replace workers, causing discontent and violence.