The Flying Scotsman

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Mycroft Holmes and his secretary, Paterson Guthrie, disguise themselves as journalists and board the Flying Scotsman train to protect a European prince who is the target of assassination, only to discover a host of old enemies also aboard the train

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Mystery Crime Fiction Historical Fiction 19th century Sherlock Holmes

Release date: October 1999 (Forge)

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Chelsea Quinn Yarbro

Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, 1942-2025, was an American author, best known as the creator of the heroic vampire, the Count Saint-Germain.

Chelsea Quinn Yarbro has written two books under the pseudonym of Trystam Kith.

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Mycroft Holmes (Quinn Fawcett)

Quinn Fawcett is the pen name of a pair of authors, Bill Fawcett and Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, who also write separately.

Mycroft Holmes (Quinn Fawcett) consists of four books — considered a complete series. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.

Against the Brotherhood (Mycroft Holmes (Quinn Fawcett) #1)

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Embassy Row (Mycroft Holmes (Quinn Fawcett) #2)

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The Flying Scotsman (Mycroft Holmes (Quinn Fawcett) #3)

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The Scottish Ploy (Mycroft Holmes (Quinn Fawcett) #4)

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