Irene Adler is the one woman who can outwit Sherlock Holmes. Holmes knows this and respects her-even encouraging her to take on the persona of Dai Lernière, a male detective, to work alongside him solving mysteries. But what happens when Holmes and Adler end up on different sides of the same case? In the third installment of San Cassimally's Irene Adler Trilogy, Holmes and Adler crisscross paths in outlandish new Victorian adventures. They find themselves wrapped up in international intrigue in the infamous Dreyfus Affair. Adler and Holmes take on the twist-filled case of a young woman's missing fiancé. Actress Sarah Bernhardt tasks Adler with recovering a beloved but macabre trinket, and the duo breaks into a German spy's safe. Holmes and Adler seem to be a top-notch team-until they end up on opposite sides of the case of a cuckolded politician. follows and . Through the popular trilogy, author San Cassimally brings to life a marginal character that has long fascinated fans of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Sherlock Holmes.