Title: A look at Sherlock's mysterious brother, Mycroft
Product review: Mycroft Holmes is only mentioned in a few of Sherlock's adventures and this look at his life and one of his adventures by Quinn Fawcett makes for fun reading. With just a few basics to work with, Fawcett creates a plausible world for Mycroft to inhabit. The adventure, dealing with political intrigue and occult trappings, moves along well and many details of Mycroft's activities are explained. The inclusion of two different perspectives on the adventure (one from Mycroft's adventuring secretary, one from his butler) add to the interesting format Fawcett uses to move the plot along. Good fun in Victorian espionage.
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