Author: Kit Walker
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Red vs Blue
“I have insufficient facts to construct a theory,” Sherlock replied. There was a certain intensity to the statement, as if he were reminding himself more than anyone else. “Or perhaps too many facts, of too little significance.”
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Tuesday
Less fashionable and affluent than the city’s other private clubs, the Bagatelle lacked air conditioning but made up for it with a lovely shaded courtyard—and, as a concession to the heat, the club’s regular poker game had been moved outside. Sebastian volunteered to deal, as that made it easier to cheat.
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August
A pair of slippers propped up on the arm of the sofa confirmed the presence of John’s flatmate; over the dull roar of street noise he could just make out the sound of long, thin fingers plucking idly at the strings of a very expensive violin.
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New Story: “The Illusive Consultant”
Once again, Jay Moriarty and Sebastian Moran find themselves entangled with cat burglar John Clay — and if things couldn’t get any worse, the world’s greatest consulting detective has just picked up their trail …
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Preorder: “The Illusive Consultant”
The ninth story in The Casefile of Jay Moriarty, titled “The Illusive Consultant,” comes out on November 11!
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Discipline
Sebastian’s Saturday night had effectively started with him naked on his knees at the foot of his own bed, hands held behind his back because Jay had ordered him to keep them there.
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Witching Hour
Sebastian’s body was a vague outline in the dark; he didn’t answer, but after a second or two made another sound, low in his throat, and shifted uneasily beneath the covers. He was having a nightmare.
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The Bezzle
Then he’d tailed Moriarty to that restaurant, and seen him with the man from the photos: Sebastian Moran. And Jay had kissed him.
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Collision Course
Heavy footsteps sounded through the flat, moving in from the rear of the building. Furniture scraped against the floor; something heavy fell with a loud thud. The flat was being tossed.
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The Convincer
On the horizon was a wide stretch of land dotted with the flat, bulky shapes of massive grey buildings; it was one of the biggest film and television production studios in the world.