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The Chronicles of Solar Pons

Book cover of The Chronicles of Solar Pons

The Chronicles of Solar Pons

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1973227 pagesKensington Publishing Corporation

Synopsis

This collection marks the final major outing for Solar Pons, a beloved detective who has entertained readers for over forty years. The ten stories within offer a satisfying conclusion, showcasing a wide variety of intriguing mysteries. From espionage thrillers to grim investigations, these tales are perfect for those who enjoy a good puzzle or the challenge of outwitting a master detective.

Avg. reading time
4h 18m
Prose complexity
4/10

Vibe

IntellectualAtmosphericAdventurous

Authors

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David Marcum

David Marcum's work, including In re, explores the intricate world of legal proceedings. He brings a clear, direct approach to understanding complex cases.

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Allan J. Hubin

Allan J. Hubin is the author behind The Chronicles of Solar Pons, a series that brings the classic Sherlock Holmes-style detective to new adventures. If you enjoy clever mysteries with a familiar feel, you'll want to check out his work.

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Derrick Belanger

Derrick Belanger is the author of In re. He writes in the legal fiction genre.

Genres

MysteryEspionage

Characters

Solar PonsProtagonist

Subjects

American Detective and mystery storiesDetective and mystery stories, AmericanPrivate investigatorsSolar Pons (Fictitious character)Fiction, mystery & detective, generalEnglandLondonSolar Pons

Places

EnglandLondon

Solar Pons

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Edition

No cover available
Chronicles of Solar PonsUnknown, 1974
227 pages
Kensington Publishing CorporationLanguage: EnglishISBN: 9780523225074
5 editions available

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Frequently asked questions

  • Is The Chronicles of Solar Pons a good starting point for new readers?

    This collection is suitable for new readers as each story presents a self-contained mystery, allowing for enjoyment without prior knowledge of the series. While it features the established detective Solar Pons, the individual cases do not rely on overarching plotlines from earlier books.

  • How does Solar Pons compare to Sherlock Holmes?

    Solar Pons is often considered a pastiche of Sherlock Holmes, created by August Derleth to continue the tradition of the consulting detective. Readers will find similar deductive reasoning, a loyal chronicler, and a London setting, but with unique cases and a distinct personality for Pons.