Compound a Felony
A Queer Affair of Sherlock Holmes
Romance, LGBT, Gay, Fiction & Literature, Classics
| Author: | Elinor Gray | ISBN: | 9781633700659 |
| Publisher: | Full Fathom Five Digital | Publication: | July 29, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Full Fathom Five Digital | Language: | English |
| Author: | Elinor Gray |
| ISBN: | 9781633700659 |
| Publisher: | Full Fathom Five Digital |
| Publication: | July 29, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Full Fathom Five Digital |
| Language: | English |
Consulting detective Sherlock Holmes is a veritable whirlwind of intellect and perception, tearing through the fog of intrigue and criminal activity with tremendous force. But behind the locked sitting room door at 221 Baker Street, his biographer and intimate companion, ex-army doctor John Watson, holds the reins.
Elinor Gray is re-imagining the best-loved, essential classics of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle through an erotic lens of domination and submission. As longtime fans have often identified, Holmes and Watson share an undeniable chemistry. Compound a Felony: A Queer Affair of Sherlock Holmes sheds light on their potential relationship, from wild passion to absolute control.
Devoted fans of the Sherlock Holmes canon and newcomers alike will find unbound levels of secrecy, suspense, pain, and reward.
This book is intended for mature audiences.
Praise for Compound a Felony:
“…the most achingly erotic novel I have ever read.” —Goodreads reviewer
“There are few authors I would trust as implicitly with a D/S relationship in fiction as Elinor Gray.” —On Wednesdays We Wear Capes
Elinor Gray is re-imagining the best-loved, essential classics of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle through an erotic lens of domination and submission. As longtime fans have often identified, Holmes and Watson share an undeniable chemistry. Compound a Felony: A Queer Affair of Sherlock Holmes sheds light on their potential relationship, from wild passion to absolute control.
Devoted fans of the Sherlock Holmes canon and newcomers alike will find unbound levels of secrecy, suspense, pain, and reward.
This book is intended for mature audiences.
Praise for Compound a Felony:
“…the most achingly erotic novel I have ever read.” —Goodreads reviewer
“There are few authors I would trust as implicitly with a D/S relationship in fiction as Elinor Gray.” —On Wednesdays We Wear Capes
Consulting detective Sherlock Holmes is a veritable whirlwind of intellect and perception, tearing through the fog of intrigue and criminal activity with tremendous force. But behind the locked sitting room door at 221 Baker Street, his biographer and intimate companion, ex-army doctor John Watson, holds the reins.
Elinor Gray is re-imagining the best-loved, essential classics of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle through an erotic lens of domination and submission. As longtime fans have often identified, Holmes and Watson share an undeniable chemistry. Compound a Felony: A Queer Affair of Sherlock Holmes sheds light on their potential relationship, from wild passion to absolute control.
Devoted fans of the Sherlock Holmes canon and newcomers alike will find unbound levels of secrecy, suspense, pain, and reward.
This book is intended for mature audiences.
Praise for Compound a Felony:
“…the most achingly erotic novel I have ever read.” —Goodreads reviewer
“There are few authors I would trust as implicitly with a D/S relationship in fiction as Elinor Gray.” —On Wednesdays We Wear Capes
Elinor Gray is re-imagining the best-loved, essential classics of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle through an erotic lens of domination and submission. As longtime fans have often identified, Holmes and Watson share an undeniable chemistry. Compound a Felony: A Queer Affair of Sherlock Holmes sheds light on their potential relationship, from wild passion to absolute control.
Devoted fans of the Sherlock Holmes canon and newcomers alike will find unbound levels of secrecy, suspense, pain, and reward.
This book is intended for mature audiences.
Praise for Compound a Felony:
“…the most achingly erotic novel I have ever read.” —Goodreads reviewer
“There are few authors I would trust as implicitly with a D/S relationship in fiction as Elinor Gray.” —On Wednesdays We Wear Capes
