The Case of the Disappearing Translator What do you do when you visit a friend on holidays and they're not there? When they have no family and their employer doesn't seem to care and you spoke to them yesterday and yet... they've disappeared? Our intrepid heroes Holmes and Watson are faced with just this situation when they arrive to visit Roland Burgos in New York - who's on the verge of a massive breakthrough with computer-aided translation software. Even as Watson worries they are getting involved in something that doesn't concern them, it's Holmes' inate sense of right - and his secret...

It's a shock to everyone who knows him when Holmes unexpectedly suggests to Watson that they buy a house in the country together. But if Holmes was thinking that life would be simpler in the Homes Counties, then he wasn't counting on the other occupants of properties on the Church Lane. 'The Gang' - as they call themselves - seem overly involved in each other's lives and fascinated by the prospect of the arrival of Holmes and Watson into their midst shaking their lives. And there are plenty of secrets hidden just beneath the surface of the beautiful country village with its elegant church,...

Already the toast of Tel-Aviv and Paris, entrepreneur Estaban Masci is about to open a Private Members' club in London. But someone seems determined to run him out of town and it seems they'll stop at nothing to ruin the launch party. When key members of staff leave, when suppliers stop deliveries and when One Direction cancels their appearance, he has no choice but to get the police involved. And they in turn know there is only one man in town who can track down the blackmailer. Since the events surrounding the death of his friend Todd Mitchell, the great investigator Stephen Holmes has...

When the news came out that the high-performing hedge fund Mike & Laura Sudbury had created 10 years ago was in fact a Ponzi scheme, everyone had a lot to say - especially as it only came to light because Mike and Laura were found crushed to death by their garage door. While it sent shivers through The City as everyone struggled to understand how a fund approved by the most honest man in the banking industry - Andrew Burger - could have been a con, for successful lawyer Holmes and renowned Inspector Ian Pomfrett, this brought back memories they thought long buried. Because 10 years ago, when...