A Mary Russell/Sherlock Holmes Adventure - Read by Jenny Stirlin
The quiet in the Holmes household in Sussex is shaken when Dorothy Ruskin, an amateur archaeologist
from the Holy Land, appears with an exquisite inlaid box containing a scrap of ancient writing. Miss
Ruskin soon dies in a traffic accident that Holmes and Mary prove was murder. But what was the
motivation? Was it the little inlaid box holding the manuscript? Or the woman's involvement in the
volatile politics of the Holy Land? Or could it have been the manuscript itself - a letter seemingly
written by Mary Magdalene that contains a biblical bombshell.
The reader
Jenny Sterlin began her professional career as a member of an English weekly repertory company that
staged a different three-act play every seven days. The first time she trod the boards she played an
8-year-old boy. The following week, she was a 67-year-old murderess. Before she became an Earphones
Award-winning reader, Sterlin helped found England's experimental Living Theater, raised a family,
moved to the States, and earned a degree in psychology and English literature. Throughout, she worked
steadily as a stage and screen actress. It was during rehearsal for a New York play that someone
introduced her to audiobooks. She taped Laurie King's THE BEEKEEPER'S APPRENTICE for Recorded Books
and hasn't stopped since.
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