Prospero can't remember the last time he slept. He can't remember the last time he saw his daughter or even how old she is these days. He’s been working on one singular task for decades, and now he's nearly there. He's on the precipice of the greatest discovery of all time...
...and then someone kicks in the door. They're coming for him.
Jonathan Harker is on a work trip, which means new and bizarre foods, people with interesting stories, and a meeting with a count that people seriously will not stop warning him about. He doesn't understand it. The count is just an old guy with a handlebar mustache who lives in the woods inside a creepy castle surrounded by wolves. Right?
Irene Adler. She's in one story, but she left such a permanent, indelible mark on Sherlock Holmes that he will now and forever refer to her as THE woman. Sherlock receives two visits in one night. One is expected: royalty with a problem that could alter the history of Europe. The other is a surprise: Watson, who's well on his way to a dad bod.
In an alternate future, it's 1981 and the UN allies have been at war with the Soviet Union for six years. In that short amount of time, the world has been reduced to an irradiated husk of itself. Standing victorious over a fallen world, the Soviets unexpectedly find themselves overwhelmed by a new technology developed by the Allies: a technology that will turn the tide of the war, one that will harbor a deep secret.
