"Sherlock Holmes: De Agra-Schat" by Arthur Conan Doyle is a detective novel written in 1890. When Miss Mary Morstan seeks Holmes's help, she brings a mysterious case involving her father's disappearance, anonymous gifts of pearls, and a cryptic map marked with four names. The investigation leads to a hidden treasure from India, a locked-room death, and a dangerous pursuit across the Thames. Holmes must unravel a tale of betrayal, revenge, and greed that stretches from Victorian London to the distant shores of the Andaman Islands. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
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