Thread: I have a question about 2 Sherlock Holmes books
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Old 10-31-2017, 11:05 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by Rouge One View Post
I have 2 ebooks and I am trying to figure is the best one to keep and what the difference is between :

1. British Mystery Megapack Volume 5 - The Sherlock Holmes Collection: 4 Novels and 43 short stories + extras (Illustrated).

2. Sherlock Holmes: The Ultimate Collection (Illustrated)
If you have both ebooks, keep both.

You didn't provide links to the books you mentioned, so I couldn't check them. But Sherlock Holmes is in the public domain. Complete collections of all the Conan Doyle Holmes stories and novels are widely available for free.

Here is a list of all four novels, all five story collections and the fifty-six stories in those five collections. If either of your ebooks has all of these, then you are good. (I'm assuming you are just looking for the original Arthur Conan Doyle works and not all the endless follow-ups by other writers.)
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