Sherlock Holmes and the Air Fryer of Doom

<p><b>In The New Adventures of Old Sherlock, a brand-new series, it’s Christmas at Baker Street, and Holmes is obsessed his most fiendish of unsolved cases: someone is murdering Santas across London!</b></p><p><br><b>'Highly amusing. Vincent revives the great detective, putting Victorian values on a collision course with modern mores</b><b>' </b>Lucien Young, author of <i>Alice in Brexitland</i><br> _____________________ <br><br>As Holmes and Watson struggle through the Christmas-shopping crowds, they must catch this most dastardly and un-Christmassy of villains, while sneakily trying to purchase each other’s Christmas presents (they are in the world’s least-secret Secret Santa, after all).<br><br>Meanwhile, with the museums of London refusing to return cultural artefacts to their countries of origin, someone is taking matters into their own hands, and stealing back what was stolen.<br><br>Are the cases connected, and could an ancient air fryer of demonic power hold the key to the mystery of the murdered Santas? And more importantly, can you prepare a whole Christmas dinner in an air fryer<b>*</b>?<br><br><b><i>*Whether you can or not, Dr Watson’s going to give it a jolly good try. Ho Ho Holmes!</i></b><br>_____________________<br><br>'<b>This is a clever as parody gets. How Bruno Vincent has managed to maintain a Holmesian atmosphere with a machine gun gag rate is a mystery in itself. Wonderful stuff</b>’ Ian Moore, bestselling author of <i>Death and Croissants</i><br></p>