Anthony Read Books In Order

Baker Street Boys Books In Order

  1. The Case of the Disappearing Detective (2005)
  2. The Case of the Captive Clairvoyant (2006)
  3. The Case of the Ranjipur Ruby (2006)
  4. The Case of the Limehouse Laundry (2007)
  5. The Case of the Stolen Sparklers (2008)
  6. The Case of the Haunted Horrors (2009)
  7. The Case of the Racehorse Ringer (2012)

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Anthony Read Books Overview

The Case of the Disappearing Detective

First in a thrilling new adventure series based on references made to the ‘Baker Street Irregulars’ in the classic Sherlock Holmes novels. It is 1897, Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee year, and the Baker Street Boys are helping Sherlock Holmes solve a case involving a mysterious American when Holmes himself disappears. Only the Boys realize that he hasn’t gone undercover but has actually been kidnapped by a Fenian gang from Boston who are planning to assassinate the Queen. The Boys save the day by getting into Windsor Castle and persuading Victoria herself of the real danger she faces. Based on a series originally screened on television. An ideal series to encourage boys to read both historical and exciting.

The Case of the Captive Clairvoyant

Holmes and Watson are out of town and it’s up to the Boys to rescue Mary from the clutches of her evil stepfather, Marvin the Mystic. But Marvin is in cahoots with the dastardly Moriarty! Together they scheme to rob rich people’s houses while Marvin performs seances. The Boys know Mary will never be safe with Marvin on the loose, so Rosie, the little flower girl, replaces Mary on stage in an attempt to reveal Marvin’s scam. But everything goes horribly wrong Marvin is murdered and Rosie kidnapped! In a race against time, the Boys dash across London and, with some help from Mary’s real father, uncover the murderers and rescue their friend.

The Case of the Ranjipur Ruby

When the Boys rescue an Indian boy, Ravi, they get caught up in an exotic intrigue involving murder, secret underground passages and waxwork dummies. It looks like they’ve fallen victim to the curse of the Ranjipur Ruby. Pursued by a bloodthirsty cult and by Holmes’s nemesis Moriarty, the Boys have a case to solve.

The Case of the Limehouse Laundry

London’s docklands is home to a large Chinese community and rife with smuggling and not only of goods. Into the fray burst Sherlock Holmes’ Irregulars, who find themselves swinging into action at no little risk to themselves to stop a thriving racket shanghaiing children into slavery. And never is the cause more desperate than when one of those children is their very own Rosie…

The Case of the Stolen Sparklers

This is the fifth title in a thrilling adventure series about Sherlock Holmes’ gang of street urchin detectives. When Lady Mountjoy’s diamond tiara goes missing, Polly, one of the maids, is accused of the theft. But Polly didn’t do it. Discovered by the Baker Street Boys, out of a job and with nowhere to go, Polly begs them to help her and so they find themselves with another mystery to solve. Wiggins hits upon a plan: why doesn’t Queenie apply for the newly vacated job, infiltrate the house and see what she can find out? It seems there are certainly things to be discovered: Lady Mountjoy is broke and in desperate need of money; she has a wastrel brother living with her as a hanger on; and, both of them know Professor Moriarty…

The Case of the Haunted Horrors

The sixth title in a thrilling adventure series about Sherlock Holmes’ gang of street urchin detectives. When Sarge sees a ghost in one of the exhibits during his night watch at the Baker Street Bazaar waxworks exhibition, everyone tell him he must have imagined it. But the ex army officer is adamant, and when his job is put on the line as a result, Wiggins and Beaver decide to spend the night there themselves to find out once and for all what it was that he saw. When they do, they realize that all is not as it seems. Suddenly the Baker Street Boys are catapulted into a mystery involving a Russian spy ring, a case of mistaken identity…
and murder.

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