Sherlock Holmes' Rudimentary Puzzles: Riddles, Enigmas and Challenges Inspired by the World's Greatest Crime-Solver
by Dr. Dr. John Watson
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Sharpen your wits with these 70 specially commissioned puzzles, riddles, and enigmas, all grouped by difficulty and concocted by the one detective who needs no introduction: Mr. Sherlock Holmes. Dr. John Watson, Holmes’s friend and companion, has assembled this collection so you can test your analytic abilities and hone your deductive reasoning as you go along.
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