Carol Douglas - Good Night Mr. Holmes! Good night mister holmes.

27
May
2018

Good night Mr. Holmes (Douglas Carol Nelson)

Format: audiobook, MP3, 96 Kbps

Year of issue: 2018
Genre: Historical detective
Series / Cycle: Irene Adler
Series / cycle number: 01
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Duration: 12:56:56
Description: Thanks to the diaries of Penelope Huxley, a friend of the brilliant Irene Adler, the reader is presented with a new, vivid and convincing interpretation of the events described in Arthur Conan Doyle's story "Scandal in Bohemia".

Characters
Prelude Memories in Baker Street June 1894
Chapter One Tea and Sympathy
Chapter Two Horror and Hope
Chapter Three Fabrics and Treachery
Chapter Four An Interesting Mission
Chapter Five Breakfast at Tiffany's
Chapter Six: Stoker's Tea Party
Chapter Seven Unexpected Guests
Chapter Eight The Investigation Comes to a Dead End
Chapter Nine Unwanted Gifts
Chapter Ten Meet the Mysterious Mr. Norton
Chapter Eleven A Visit to Blackjack Norton
Chapter Twelve Buried Treasure
Chapter Thirteen A Startling Proposition
Chapter Fourteen Casanova Appears in My Life
Chapter Fifteen Thus Spoke Casanova
Chapter Sixteen Messages from Abroad
Chapter Seventeen The Call
Chapter Eighteen Prague and Poison
Chapter Nineteen A Novel in Minor Key
Chapter Twenty Continuous Questions
Chapter twenty-one gold seal
Chapter Twenty-Two Scandal in Bohemia
Chapter Twenty-Three An Unexpected Flight
Chapter Twenty-Four Foxes and Hounds
Chapter Twenty-Five A Friend is Known in Need
Chapter Twenty-Six The Advocate Bringing Gifts
Chapter Twenty-Seven An Old Acquaintance
Chapter Twenty-Eight The Return of Sherlock Holmes
Chapter Twenty-Nine Music Lessons
Chapter Thirty A Good Book
Chapter Thirty-One The Twilight Zone
Chapter Thirty-Two Diamonds Are Forever
Chapter Thirty-Three Smoke Screen
Chapter Thirty-Four The Greatest of Women
Chapter Thirty-Five The Curtain Falls
Epilogue Well-deserved reward
Afterword
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Iren Adler:
1. Good night, Mr. Holmes! (lane Vul)
2. Adventurer. (lane Panyagin)
3. The Iron Lady (lane Stogova)
4. New scandal in Bohemia (trans. Feldman, ...)
5. Black Chapel (lane Khovanskaya)
6. Red castle (lane Burov, ...)
7. Femme fatale. (trans. Fradkin)
8. Dance of the Spider (trans. Vlasov)

22
feb
2018

Good night, sweet dreams (Jiri Kratochwil)

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Year of issue: 2018
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Duration: 11:12:05
Description: The three main characters of the novel - the stepson of the Russian emigrant Konstantin, who is in love with Russian culture, the Czech Jakub and the Jewish youth Indrich, whose parents were destroyed by the Nazis, find themselves in Brno on one of the last days of the war - April 30, 1945. The city center has already been cleared of invaders, although battles are still going on on the outskirts. Concentration camp prisoners are returning, but their homes are occupied by others. There is no electricity in the city, deviated ...

06
oct
2016

Sherlock Holmes - 3. Sherlock Holmes and the voice from the crypt (Donald Thomas)

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Year of issue: 2016
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Duration: 09:40:03
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Description: "- Over the years of our friendship, Sherlock Holmes has faced many mysteries. Without false modesty, I note that in several cases I myself was the person who attracted his attention to the investigation. But, of course, none of these mysterious crimes can compare with the series of gruesome murders that shook Lambeth and the slums of Waterloo Road in the last decade of the last century. " This...

22
mar
2016

Sherlock Holmes. Free sequels: Sherlock Holmes and the Heart of Asia (Andrey Bolotov)

Format: audiobook, MP3, 192kbps
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Year of issue: 2016
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Length: 03:04:55
Description: The residence of the Russian emperors, the Winter Palace is shaken by a powerful explosion. However, Alexander II remains alive. The people pray for the miraculous salvation of the sovereign-liberator. But in reality, the explosion pursued other goals. Which? Crown Empress Maria Feodorovna invites the main star of the European investigation - Sherlock Holmes to understand the complex matter. Holmes manages not only to find out the secret goals of the terrorist attack, but also to reveal the thefts ...

06
oct
2016

Sherlock Holmes - 5. Sherlock Holmes and the King's Cross (Donald Thomas)

Format: audiobook, MP3, 96kbps
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Year of issue: 2016
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Duration: 09:47:01
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Description: What should an aristocrat do if he is concerned about his cousin's strange behavior, in particular his habit of constantly wearing gloves? Or the schoolteacher whose brothers, the lighthouse keepers, mysteriously disappeared? Or the British intelligence service, which needs a brilliant chief to avoid being defeated in a world war? Or even Winston Churchill himself, the Minister of the Interior ...

23
feb
2013

For Good Hope (Victor Konetsky)

Format: audiobook, MP3, 112kbps
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Year of issue: 2011
Genre:, novel
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Length: 30:00:17
Description: The book of the Petersburg writer, sailor Viktor Viktorovich Konetsky is the memories of his sea voyages, sailing on Russian waters and to the shores of distant countries. In this lyrical narration - reflections on the past and present, tragic and funny, everyday and heroic. worked on this book in 1968-1974 on sea and ocean voyages. It was published in magazines and you ...

14
oct
2013

Good hunting fields (Prozorov Alexander)

Format: audiobook, MP3, 128kbps
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Year of issue: 2013
Genre: Historical Fantasy
Publisher: "" free book
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Duration: 11:42:47
Description: Wedun has a bit of trouble these days. Sometimes ghosts interfere with calmly living, even less often ghouls call their eyes, to calm them down a skillful sorcerer just spit. Could Oleg Seredin have guessed that one day he would face such a strong witch, which would be too tough for himself or his teacher Voron. And that there is only one way to save people from the dire danger! Go back ...

03
mar
2016

Cycle Vedun - Book 16: Fields of a good hunt (Prozorov Alexander)

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Year of issue: 2013
Genre:
Publisher: "" free book
Artist: (babay7)
Duration: 11:56:53
Description: Wedun has a bit of trouble these days. Sometimes ghosts interfere with calmly living, even less often ghouls call their eyes, to calm them down a skillful sorcerer just spit. Could Oleg Seredin have guessed that one day he would face such a strong witch, which would be too tough for either himself or his teacher Voron. And that there is only one way to save people from the dire danger! Heading back down the River of Life ...

10
mar
2014

Good Old England: From London to Newcastle (Henry Wallam Morton)

Format: audiobook, MP3, 96kbps
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Year of issue: 2012
Genre: travel guide
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Duration: 13:57:54
Description: traveled half the world, but his home country always reigned in his heart - good old England. And one day he decided to see with his own eyes all those places that are usually called the English outback and which, repeating R.Kipling, "are the honor and glory of England." Surprisingly, in this area, from London to Newcastle, little has changed - and to this day, life here remains a lot ...

26
but I
2013

For Good Hope 7. No one will take away the path we have traveled (Konetsky Viktor)

Format: audiobook, MP3, 96 kbps
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Year of issue: 2012
Genre: wanderlust novel
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Duration: 15:08:33
Description: Viktor Konetsky's travel prose is a travel novel "For a Good Hope". “No one will take away the path we have traveled” is the seventh book of this complex and multifaceted work.
Add. Information: Release of the Club of Fans of Audiobooks, thank you! Thanks to the respected alkoshmarik, maks, Vasya from Mars, tvk for the book and poster provided!

18
oct
2011

Boudoir Madame Holmes (Irina Khrustaleva)

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Year of issue: 2011
Genre: detective
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Duration: 09:10:37
Description: Nastya imagines herself to be a real paparazzi and is going to make a sensational report about a famous politician. She took up a position on the tree near his country house and, while whiling away the time, decided to take pictures of what was happening behind the fence of the neighboring mansion. There was a lot to see: in the courtyard a lady in arctic foxes gets into a luxurious car, a naked beauty looms in the window ... After looking in, Nastya dropped her thermos, and she was noticed! NS...

10
june
2013

Great detectives. Sherlock Holmes (Contributor Team)

ISBN: 978-5-4357-0059-6, Great Sleuths. Sherlock Holmes
Format: FB2, (originally computer)
Author:
Year of issue: 2012-2013
Genre:, fantasy, detective
Publisher: "". St. Petersburg
Russian language
Number of books: 19 books
Description: In the 30-volume collection "Great detectives. Sherlock Holmes", unexpected meetings with your favorite hero await you. In addition to the stories and stories of Arthur Conan Doyle, it includes later works by other authors, in which the legendary detective also acts. The series "Great detectives" also includes books: about Merguet, about Poirot ...

01
but I
2016

Sherlock Holmes vs. The Martians (Henry Lyon Oldie)

Carol Douglas

Good night, Mr. Holmes!

Carole nelson douglas

The publishing house expresses its gratitude to the literary agency Nova Litera SIA for assistance in acquiring the rights

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Dedicated to Sh.H. - with gratitude for the many hours I spent reading books about his adventures, and for the idea of a heroine worthy of him

Characters

Irene Adler Norton. The prima donna is from America; first appears in the story "Scandal in Bohemia" by Arthur Conan Doyle. The main character in a series of books that begins with the novel "Good Night, Mr. Holmes!"

Sherlock Holmes... An internationally renowned consultant detective, renowned for his deductive skills.

Penelope (Nell) Huxley... The orphaned daughter of an English parish priest, found herself alone in inhospitable London.

John Watson... Doctor of Medical Sciences; friend and companion of Sherlock Holmes.

Wilhelm Gottsreich Sigismund von Ormstein... The recently ascended king of Bohemia. Good by himself; lives in Prague.

Godfrey Norton... British lawyer.

Oscar Wilde... Friend Irene Adler; wit, dandy and London connoisseur.

Bram Stoker... Impresario of one of the best London actors, Henry Irving; an aspiring writer who later became known as the author of "Dracula".

Quentin Emerson Stanhope... Uncle of the Turnpenny sisters, Nell's pupils during her service as a governess.

Prelude

Memories on Baker Street

June 1894

“As far as I can tell, Watson, from the copy of The Strand, which I noticed on the table over there, the case of Irene Adler, thanks to you, became public,” said Sherlock Holmes.

It was a warm summer evening outside the window, and we were just finishing a sumptuous supper prepared for us by the kind Mrs. Hudson. I took a sip of Burgundy to hide my satisfied smile. It always seemed strange to me that my friend, perhaps the most observant person in the world, paid absolutely no attention to the stack of monthly Strand magazines that I acquired whenever my story of our adventures was published there. These stories were published for three years with enviable regularity, and I started publishing them in 1891, after everyone thought that Holmes was no longer alive.

I sincerely hoped that now that my friend had risen from the dead, he would certainly familiarize himself with the results of my attempts to perpetuate the memory of him and his incredible deductive abilities. However, Holmes's modesty made itself felt in his attitude to my stories: the great detective rarely read my modest works about his own adventures.

“It looks like my stories are popular enough,” I said casually.

- Popularity? - Holmes reached for the pipe, which he loved to smoke after hearty dinners, and his face for a moment acquired an absent expression. - I have no doubt that the catchy headlines are largely the reason.

- What do you dislike about the title? "Scandal in Bohemia". In my opinion, the title quite reflects the essence of the matter, - I said, sincerely hoping that my answer did not sound too harsh. For us amateur writers, praise means a lot.

- Do you think so? Holmes said with restraint.

- Let me ask you, how would you call the story in my place? - I could not bear it.

- "The Best of Women."

Despite the thick puffs of blue-gray tobacco smoke, I saw Holmes' eyes sparkle.

“The King of Bohemia did not consider her as such,” I reminded her. “Otherwise he would have married her.

- If all people approached the matter in the same manner, giving priority to the pedigree, believe me, life would be much more boring. In addition, I dare say - Holmes smiled rather, plunging into memories, which happened to him extremely rarely, - His Majesty himself has repeatedly emphasized that Irene would have turned out to be a beautiful queen. The soundest thing I've ever heard from him. However, Watson, you misunderstood me. I am aware that a story needs to have a catchy title to grab attention. I do not agree with you on another point. You made a significant mistake in your story.

- A mistake?

- Exactly.

- It can not be. I wrote the story based on the entries in my diary. They are very detailed, and besides, by virtue of my profession, I am always very attentive to details. I do not argue that the events in question took place six years ago, but ...

“I'm not talking about the details of the case, Watson, but about what happened after.

“I’m afraid I don’t understand you,” I surrendered, pushing aside Mrs. Hudson’s delicious lemon pie.

- You write about Irene Adler as if she is not alive, calling her "now deceased." This is an unforgivable mistake.

- But have mercy, they wrote about her death in The Times! Monstrous train disaster in the Alps. Both her and her husband's names were on the list of the victims.

“You needlessly trust The Times so unconditionally. They do not always write the truth there, '' Holmes said in the tone in which he spoke to me when I argued with a friend out of principle, already realizing my own wrong, but not wanting to admit it. “Often we are too hasty to record people as dead. This, in particular, we observed in the case of me.

The hint was more than transparent. I sincerely believed that Holmes died in the Reichenbach Falls, and remained in this confidence until April, when my friend suddenly "rose from the dead." Forgetting my vanity as a writer, I tried to grasp the thread of Holmes' reasoning.

"Do you think Irene Adler is still alive, buddy?" I said in amazement.

Holmes's gaze slid to a framed photograph of the woman in question. This photograph occupied an honorable place in the collection of memorabilia of the famous detective.

“You see, Watson, only four people have led me in my entire life. Three men and one woman. She. If she can get me around her finger, she is quite capable of deceiving death itself.

I felt irritated, although I realized that Holmes did not realize how overwhelmingly vain his words sounded. His ambition was as incredible as his ability to fish out a lot of evidence from mere little things.

Carole nelson douglas

The publishing house expresses its gratitude to the literary agency Nova Litera SIA for assistance in acquiring the rights

Dedicated to Sh.H. - with gratitude for the many hours I spent reading books about his adventures, and for the idea of a heroine worthy of him

Characters

Sherlock Holmes... An internationally renowned consultant detective, renowned for his deductive skills.

Penelope (Nell) Huxley... The orphaned daughter of an English parish priest, found herself alone in inhospitable London.

John Watson... Doctor of Medical Sciences; friend and companion of Sherlock Holmes.

Wilhelm Gottsreich Sigismund von Ormstein... The recently ascended king of Bohemia. Good by himself; lives in Prague.

Godfrey Norton... British lawyer.

Oscar Wilde... Friend Irene Adler; wit, dandy and London connoisseur.

Bram Stoker... Impresario of one of the best London actors, Henry Irving; an aspiring writer who later became known as the author of "Dracula".

Quentin Emerson Stanhope... Uncle of the Turnpenny sisters, Nell's pupils during her service as a governess.

Prelude

Memories on Baker Street

June 1894

“As far as I can tell, Watson, from the copy of The Strand, which I noticed on the table over there, the case of Irene Adler, thanks to you, became public,” said Sherlock Holmes.

“It looks like my stories are popular enough,” I said casually.

- Do you think so? Holmes said with restraint.

- Let me ask you, how would you call the story in my place? - I could not bear it.

- "The Best of Women."

Despite the thick puffs of blue-gray tobacco smoke, I saw Holmes' eyes sparkle.

“The King of Bohemia did not consider her as such,” I reminded her. “Otherwise he would have married her.

- A mistake?

- Exactly.

“I'm not talking about the details of the case, Watson, but about what happened after.

“I’m afraid I don’t understand you,” I surrendered, pushing aside Mrs. Hudson’s delicious lemon pie.

- You write about Irene Adler as if she is not alive, calling her "now deceased." This is an unforgivable mistake.

- But have mercy, they wrote about her death in The Times! Monstrous train disaster in the Alps. Both her and her husband's names were on the list of the victims.

"Do you think Irene Adler is still alive, buddy?" I said in amazement.

Holmes's gaze slid to a framed photograph of the woman in question. This photograph occupied an honorable place in the collection of memorabilia of the famous detective.

“You see, Watson, only four people have led me in my entire life. Three men and one woman. She. If she can get me around her finger, she is quite capable of deceiving death itself.

“So you think she’s still alive?” I asked again.

“I think so,” he replied firmly after a long silence. - I did not specifically investigate to get an answer to this question. What you heard from me is just a guess, an assumption. However, you yourself know what my assumptions are usually based on.

It seemed absurd to me to question Holmes' phenomenal intelligence. In expressing this or that version, my friend was based on incredible intuition and inner logic.

I looked again at the photograph of the woman we were talking about. Despite the fact that before leaving London she married Godfrey Norton and signed a letter addressed to Holmes as "Irene Norton, née Adler", for me she was always Irene Adler, an opera diva and an outstanding adventurer.

Like many actresses, she was a very attractive woman. I saw her with my own eyes only once, and even then from a distance, but in the photograph she appeared before me in all its glory - with a truly regal posture and a shock of thick dark hair, styled into an intricate hairstyle. In the photo, she was officially dressed, but the dress had a deep neckline that accentuated her breasts - and, I must say, for all my impartiality, the breasts were luxurious. The hat and jewelry complemented the woman's grace and amazing beauty.

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