Sherlock Holmes and the Man Who Lost Himself

An unfortunate inventor grapples with the shocking realization that he doesn't exist, leading him to consult Sherlock Holmes for help. The narrative unfolds as a thrilling mystery, exploring whether the inventor's plight is due to amnesia or something more sinister. Alongside Holmes, the story features transcontinental adventures and perilous encounters with the era's dangerous flying machines. Dr. Watson adds humor to the tale as he engages in door-to-door commerce, providing a lighthearted counterpoint to the tension of the main plot.