Still Severed: The Case of the Severed Hand Part 2 (Sherlock Returns)

Still Severed: The Case of the Severed Hand Part 2 (Sherlock Returns)

by John Bakerson

292 pages· 2016
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Sherlock walked the flat despite his confidence that Sebastian wouldn't have come to kill him here. Having the ghost of a killer inside his head had made him feel less secure about probabilities than he had before. Every room turned up empty, but random memories kept cropping up as he walked. After a few moments an idea surfaced. "...stop going through my head. You don't have my permission to do that." Not that lack of permission was likely to stop the man.

A laugh was his only answer, and as far as he could tell, Moriarty didn't stop. In fact, he seemed to become more interested as he went along. Sherlock sometimes felt something shift while not completely aware of what it was, but the glimpses he did see were going further and further back in time, and Jim seemed to be enjoying himself.

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