Sherlock Holmes and the discarded cigarette : as related from the case notes of Dr. John H. Watson, M.D

"London 1895. A well known author, a theoretical invention made real, and the importance of a sometimes overlooked clue challenge Holmes and Watson to prevent the perfect crime."@en
"London 1895. In the middle of the research he later published on the identification of tobacco ash, Holmes accompanies Watson to a presentation by H.G. Wells, on his newest book, "The Time Machine." During the lecture, Holmes spots a man in the crowd who, Holmes suspects, is the fiend known as Jack the Ripper. After the lecture, Watson approaches Wells and invites him to Baker Street. There, Wells suggests that his book might not be entirely fiction. Holmes has already speculated what a criminal might do with a machine that could alter his place in time."@en

"Sherlock Holmes and the discarded cigarette : as related from the case notes of Dr. John H. Watson, M.D"@en
"Sherlock Holmes and the discarded cigarette"@en
"Sherlock Holmes and the Discarded Cigarette"@en