The Bookkeeper of Baker Street

by

Eric Ullerich

"Indian immigrant Suman is a fantastically engaging character from page one, when he sets foot in Victorian-era London—and once he starts matching wits with Sherlock Holmes to find out who murdered Suman’s wealthy benefactor, he becomes unforgettable in THE BOOKKEEPER, Eric Ullerich’s twisty, fast-paced, and sometimes madcap historical homage to the world’s greatest detective."

Dave Pasquantonio
book editor and author of the "Jane Hawkins, Unretired Serial Killer" series

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BIO

Eric Ullerich is a retired attorney living in Ojai, California, where he spends his days reading, cooking, and occasionally engaging in spirited anonymous political debates with strangers on the internet. He is also the proud father of the three bestest boys any dad could ever hope for.

Eric’s short stories have appeared in Los Angeles Review of Los Angeles (Episode 8), Down in the Dirt, The Legendary, Yellow Mama, Page & Spine, Dime Show Review, and The Tower Journal. While his previous work exists outside the SHU, his love of the canon inspired this reimagining of the great detective.

Bio

The first time I visited Baker Street.