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The Case of the Displaced Detective
Having foiled sabotage of Project: Tesseract by an unknown spy ring, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Skye Chadwick face the next challenge. How do they find the members of this diabolical spy ring when they do not even know what the ring is trying to accomplish? And how can they do it when Skye is recovering from no less than two nigh-fatal wounds? Further complicating matters is their relationship. For the ups and downs between Holmes and Chadwick are due to something more than the occasional clash of demanding, eccentric personalities. Chadwick acknowledges to herself that she has fallen in love with Holmes. Knowing he eschews matters of the heart, however, she struggles to hide it, in order to ma...
The Case of the Displaced Detective
The Case of the Displaced Detective: The Arrival is a SF mystery in which brilliant hyperspatial physicist, Dr. Skye Chadwick, discovers there are alternate realities, often populated by those we consider only literary characters. Her pet research, Project: Tesseract, hidden deep under Schriever AFB, finds Continuum 114, where Sherlock Holmes was to have died along with Moriarty at the Reichenbach Falls. In a Knee-jerk reaction, Skye rescues Holmes, who inadvertently flies through the wormhole to our universe, while his enemy plunges to his death. Unable to go back without causing devastating continuum collapse, Holmes must stay in our world and adapt. Meanwhile, the Schriever AFB Dept of Security discovers a spy ring working to dig out the details of - and possibly sabotage - Project: Tesseract. Can Chadwick help Holmes come up to speed in modern investigative techniques in time to stop the spies? Will Holmes be able to thrive in our modern world? Is Chadwick now Holmes' new "Watson" - or more? And what happens next?
Displaced
Irving Levy is a man with few roots and, now that he is terminally ill, is anxious to find anyone to whom he can leave his considerable property. When he learns that there may be more to the disappearance of his younger sister, who disappeared when she was a baby, he engages the services of Hakim and Arnold to investigate. Unwittingly in mortal danger, the private detectives and Levy enter the world of Barking Park Fair and the secrets its brightly coloured attractions conceal. Secrets that lead them not just back to a crime committed in 1963, but to the chaotic world of post-war Europe where few people were what they seemed.
Cornelius Montegue Unlicensed Junior Private Detective
Follow Cornelius Montegue as he shifts from Detective Big Hat to Cornelius Montegue: Unlicensed Junior Private Detective. His passion to uncover the truth slams into the reality of the adult world. How his methods, perspective, and limits are pushed almost to the breaking point. His friendships, enemies, and obstacles are evolving as he learns how to navigate through the world and make a difference. Cornelius Montegue: Unlicensed Junior Private Detective is the starting point of this series and a prologue to Montegue Investigations. Follow him as he goes through his adventures through high school. All leading up to the exciting series where Cornelius and his wife Olivia track down different investigations in Montegue Investigations. Contains: Mild Violence, Bullying, Mild Adult Situations
Stolen Limelight
Who has not, in a favored moment, ‘stolen the limelight’, whether inadvertently or by design? The implications of such an act of display – its illicitness, its verve, its vertiginous reversal of power, its subversiveness – are explored in this book. Narrative crafting and management of such scenarios are studied across canonical novels by Gide, Colette, Mauriac, and Duras, as well as by African Francophone writer Oyono and detective novelist Japrisot. As manipulated within narrative, acts of display position a viewer or reader from whom response (from veneration or desire to repugnance or horror) is solicited; but this study demonstrates that display can also work subversively, destabilising and displacing such a privileged spectator. As strategies of displacement, these scenarios ultimately neutralise and even occult the very subject they so energetically appear to solicit. Powered by gendered tensions, this dynamic of display as displacement works toward purposes of struggle, resistance or repression.
A Case of Spontaneous Combustion
When an entire village west of London is wiped out in an apparent case of mass spontaneous combustion, Her Majesty's Secret Service contacts The Holmes Agency to investigate. Once in London, Holmes looks into the horror that is now Stonegrange. His investigations take him into a dangerous undercover assignment in search of a possible terror ring, though he cannot determine how a human agency could have caused the disaster. Meanwhile, alone in Colorado, Skye is forced to battle raging wildfires and tame a wild mustang stallion, all while believing that her husband has abandoned her. Who - or what - caused the horror in Stonegrange? Will Holmes find his way safely through the metaphorical mine...
Displaced Person
Mystery.
Shadowverse
Shadows are not always defined by light. A periodic sweep of advanced technology on Earth has revealed unusual activity. The Earth Ward sends Dalton’s team to investigate, which leads them to the source. The problem is the source is in the Quadrangle, an area in southwestern Colorado that consists of four major cities and is a hotbed of nonhuman activity. Another problem is dealing with the various nonhuman factions. Some have requested the team’s help, while others are outright hostile. Dalton and his team will need to navigate that as they perform their investigation. Relations with the Earth Ward in the Quadrangle have been tenuous, and how the Earth Ward responds when multiple issues are on the line is in question. Dalton will show why he continues to be a top investigator, even when things don’t go his way, by displaying one of his core traits—tenacity.
These Are Not Drunk As Ye Suppose
David Miller has an opportunity; all he has to do is write. A faithful friend will publish his debut novel and jump-start David's career as a working writer. But David has issues: stage ten alcoholic, addicted to women, abuser of women, obsessive compulsive, allergy medicine addict, committing crimes for daily income, hallucinations, and an invisible radio that transmits from somewhere in space. As the fiction he writes crosses over into the world he inhabits, can David Miller survive David Miller?
Displaced III
Who are we? Where do we come from? Is there other life in the Universe? Is there a God? What happens after we die? Is time travel real? In 2006, Kev Pearson discovered a quarter mint stamped in the year 2025. His search for the origin of this quarter led him to those answers, and more. What if you could have those answers, too? Would you want to know? Are you ready to know? The final pieces of this ad hoc temporal adventure begin to come together. The FCA moved the 2025 quarter from 1981 to 1989, where the seventeen-year-old version of Kev Pearson finds it and holds onto it. Meanwhile, a temporal accident stranded the FCA mole, Martin Wexler, and his best friend, Victor Merrick, in 1981. Mar...
