The Problem of Thor Bridge

In The Problem of Thor Bridge, Sherlock Holmes is confronted with a baffling case that defies logic and reason. The wealthy and formidable Neil Gibson, a ruthless businessman known as the "Gold King," seeks Holmes’ expertise to clear the name of Miss Grace Dunbar, his children’s governess, who has been accused of murder. Gibson's wife, Maria, has been found dead on a remote bridge near their estate, a bullet wound to her head and a revolver—the very one owned by Miss Dunbar—discovered nearby. The case seems open and shut, and the evidence against the governess is overwhelming. But something about the crime scene does not sit right with Holmes.

With Dr. Watson by his side, Holmes embarks on an investigation that takes him deep into the tangled emotions of a troubled marriage, the jealousies of a controlling husband, and the secrets of a woman desperate for freedom. As he examines the crime scene and pieces together the clues, Holmes must challenge conventional assumptions and look beyond the obvious to uncover a startling truth—one that proves how deception can be hidden in plain sight.

A masterclass in deductive reasoning, The Problem of Thor Bridge is a gripping tale of crime, manipulation, and the power of observation. Filled with suspense, psychological depth, and Holmes’ razor-sharp intellect, this story is a must-listen for fans of classic detective fiction and the legendary sleuth’s unparalleled investigative prowess.

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Hljóðbók: 8 mars 2025