The Strange Affair at Glastonbury
Type of material: Softcover booklet
Author: Eddie Maguire
Publisher: Big House Books, 63 Wellington Road, Bridgwater, Somerset TA6 5EZ (cheques payable to E. Maguire)
Year: 1999
Pages: 40
Price: £3.95
Review: The Strange Affair at Glastonbury is Eddie Maguire's fifth Sherlock Holmes story and The Poor Folk Upon The Moors' third Charles Merriman Monograph.
After settling a delicate matter for the Diocese of Bath & Wells, Holmes and Watson find that some very odd things are happening in nearby Glastonbury. Signposts are turned around in the night; a butcher's sign is stolen, as is the flag of The George hotel; a horse-trough is emptied; and the blossoms are cut from the famous Glastonbury thorn... This ingenious mystery brings Holmes face to face with an old adversary - but not the one I expected.
A pleasant booklet.
Reviewed by: Roger Johnson, [District Messenger 194, 1999]
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