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|title=The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: Star of India

|sort=Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: Star of India

|date=August 2011

|isbn=978-0857681218

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It's a pity then that a lot of the time we can see the instances of Holmes' brilliance too easily - we learn too readily to tell when he's inviting a character to say something incriminating, for example; also we can spot the mole a mile off, as well as a couple of contrivances. Clearly, Ms Bugge is not on a par with the genius of Holmes' original creator, but that's not to say she hasn't absorbed enough of his brilliance, and has added that to a mostly well-fashioned little saga. It's not the best revisiting of this world, but is still recommended to those who seek new Holmes to visit.

The most forensic look at Holmes' real-life world we know of is [[Close to Holmes: A Look at the Connections Between Historical London, Sherlock Holmes and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle by Alistair Duncan]].