Sherlock Holmes and the Texas Adventure

The indomitable Baker Street duo travel to the still wild areas of South Texas to investigate the puzzling disappearance of an heir to the great estate in the part of the South West known as The Wild Horse Desert. The pair travel by steamship to the Texas coast and then overland to the Rancho Royal where mystery awaits them. This is the second Sherlock Holmes pastiche from celebrated cartoonist Dicky Neely. 'The Case of The Grave Accusation' had Holmes and Watson travel to the future to clear the name of their creator Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The book featured input from the real life murder case brought against Conan Doyle a few years ago and received great reviews from Holmes fans.

Dicky Neely is  a former surfer and windsurfer who is now disabled. He has been a writer since high school days and a cartoonist also. He plays
harmonica and spent many years playing in rock/blues bands in California and South Texas.
Neely has also been a long time Sherlock Holmes fan. He worked for many years writing for magazines and a few local newspapers and now has turned
towards writing fiction. He has published two Holmes pastiches, The Case of the Grave Accusation and Sherlock Holmes and the Texas
Adventure. Neely was born in Marshall, Texas and now lives in Corpus Christi on the Gulf Coast. He spent a lot of time in California as well, living in Costa
Mesa, Santa Ana and a lengthy period in Santa Barbara.