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The Glorious Yacht
- A New Sherlock Holmes Mystery 19
- Narrated by: Peter Silverleaf
- Length: 1 hr and 55 mins
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Publisher's Summary
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This new Sherlock Holmes mystery is a tribute to the original story from the Canon, The Gloria Scott. It is the twenty-second in the series of New Sherlock Holmes Mysteries by Craig Stephen Copland.