“Multiverse of Mystery: A Holmes and Watson Anthology” Now Available!

I have a new Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John H. Watson adventure but this one comes with a twist. In a universe where 6-on-6 basketball and 8-man football can exist, anything is possible, and to prove it here comes “Multiverse of Mystery: A Holmes and Watson Anthology.”

This collection of all-new stories is being brought to you courtesy of the International Association of Media Tie-In Writers, of which I am proud to say I am a member. Each story is a variation of The Great Detective and The Good Doctor in a kaleidoscope of genres and settings ranging from desolate medieval England to 1977 New York City mean streets to the bitter environs of deep space. And among this treasure trove of warps and wonders is my contribution: “My Tombstone Days by John H. Watson, M.D.”

Come on now. Admit it. That title has got you curious.

It is still the late 19th Century, but we’re not in London anymore. We are in the rough-and-tumble boomtown of Tombstone, Arizona, and trooper-turned-adventurer John Watson has left his native Australia to lend his eldest brother Jude a hand with his medical practice. He has also come to try to mend fences with middle Watson brother, James, a heavy-drinking Wells Fargo agent haunted by a tragedy the two brothers share from their past. And John is hoping to meet up with his old college friend, the southern gentleman and dentist turned gambler and shootist John Henry “Doc” Holliday.

Have I ever told you I am BIG Doc Holliday fan? Well… I am a BIG Doc Holliday fan, and I have been wanting to write a story with Doc in it for years. And now… here it is!

Oh, and in case you’re wondering, Sherlock Holmes appears as well. And a fairly famous gunfight takes place, too.

Yep, there is a whole bunch going on in “My Tombstone Days by John H. Watson, M.D.”, and if you want to see how I string all this (and more!) together you’re just going to have to read it. And the only place you can get a copy to read is in the “Multiverse of Mystery,” which is available now at Amazon! Just click this link to get yourself a copy, pard’ner. And don’t dillydally. Daylight is wasting.