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"A cold night," I remarked. "The fire does nae draw so well," Sandy replied. "It'd draw fine if you put some coal on it," Santa said, his faded blue eyes fixed on some distant recollection. His whiskers were genuine enough, albeit stained and flecked with tobacco. His snub nose and cheeks were rosy with broken veins His head was bare and pink. "It's like an igloo in here," Rudolph said mournfully. It was a proper Nordic mournfulness. What an oddity he was. He emerged from the bottom half of a reindeer suit, the forelegs of which were tied round his waist. Head and antlers dangled...

Was it Moby Dick who sent Titanic to the bottom of the Atlantic? Was Sherlock Holmes's nemesis, Irene Adler, really the elusive boss of the Titanic library? How did Holmes and Watson end up in the Wild West and who would prevail in the showdown between 'Hobo Holmes and 'Doc Watson?' Holmes and Watson are gifted tickets for Titanic's maiden voyage. From whom and for what purpose? So many questions and they haven't been on board long before they realise the answers lie somewhere in the labyrinthine stacks of the mysterious Titanic library.

It was Dr Watson who spotted the ad in the Times when he was using it to light the fire:'Consulting detective urgently required. The Rev Brontë will be in attendance at the Old Chapter Coffee House, Paternoster Square until the 17th inst.The reverend gentleman's son Branwell had been in the employ of Rorke's Drift hero, Lord Broomhead, as tutor to his son Miles. He's gone missing, as has the Star of Life, a priceless gem and most treasured possession of Ayesha, Broomhead's wife. Rev Brontë wants Holmes to find the gem and, more importantly, clear his son's name. . .