Irene Adler is always one step ahead of her opponents. When she ends up the target of the King of Bohemia, a paranoid former lover, she pulls off a most brilliant evasion. She assumes the false identity of "Mrs. Hudson" and becomes the housekeeper of none other than the famed detective Sherlock Holmes. Unbeknownst to Holmes, Adler uses Number 221B Baker Street as her sanctuary, while she stealthily gives Holmes solutions to his cases and takes on missions of her own.

San Cassimally's collection of short stories has Ms. Adler joining forces with a group of iconoclasts from all over...

In the hopes of showing that the character Irene Adler has much more to give than a walk-on role in one Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story, author San Cassimally disguises her as male private investigator Mr. Dai Lerniere, and weaves seven exciting cases into one compelling fictional memoir.

Upon their return from a stint in Australia, Holmes suggests to Adler that she take on some investigations of her own, and she does just that. Each story provides an engaging, mind-bending mystery in which Adler and her "Club des As" uncover clues and give power to the powerless in battles against evil,...

Irene Adler is the one woman who can outwit Sherlock Holmes. Holmes knows this and respects her-even encouraging her to take on the persona of Dai Lerniere, a male detective, to work alongside him solving mysteries. But what happens when Holmes and Adler end up on different sides of the same case?

In the third installment of San Cassimally's Irene Adler Trilogy, Holmes and Adler crisscross paths in outlandish new Victorian adventures. They find themselves wrapped up in international intrigue in the infamous Dreyfus Affair. Adler and Holmes take on the twist-filled case of a young...