Reviews

David Timson completes his reading of the complete Holmes Canon, ten years after the release of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes I. It s a task he s fulfilled with dedication, erudition, panache and wit, proving himself to be one of the great voice men ...He makes every character a distinct individual, without resorting to exaggerated mannerisms except, of course, for those flamboyant types for whom exaggeration is a part of their personality... This final instalment includes as a light-hearted bonus The Adventure of the Wonderful Toy written (and very well written) by David Timson himself, a new story with, as he says, just a hint of parody. (Roger Johnson, The Newsletter of The Sherlock Holmes Society of London) He makes every character a distinct individual, without resorting to exaggerated mannerisms...Mr Timson's collaboration with Nicolas Soames, who has overseen the project from the start (though The Valley of Fear was produced by Roy McMillan) ensures that the pacing is just right. - The District Messenger