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As a young medical student in Edinburgh, Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes, studied under the pioneering, forensic scientist Dr. Joseph Bell. Taking this fact as a starting point, David Pirie weaves a compelling thriller which partners Bell and Doyle as they investigate crime in the strange underworld of violence and sexual hypocrisy running beneath the civilized surface of the Victorian era.
The Patientās Eyes moves from Edinburgh to Southsea where Doyle begins his first medical practice. Heās puzzled by his patient Heather Graceās strange eye condition. Heatherās parents died tragically several years earlier, and sheās upset by visions of a phantom cyclist who vanishes as soon as he is followed. When Doyle gets embroiled in more dangerous events, he asks for Bellās intervention. But Bell is more interested in the patientās eyes, and the solitary cyclist, than the murder of a rich Spanish businessman.
David Pirie was a journalist and film critic before he became a screenwriter. Just a few of his numerous credits are the BAFTA-nominated adaptation for the BBC'sĀ The Woman in WhiteĀ and his collaboration with Lars von Trier on the script for the Oscar-nominated filmĀ Breaking the Waves. Pirie lives in Somerset.
Richard MatthewsĀ is a performer who has narrated many audiobooks, includingĀ A Short History of Nearly Everything,Ā 1984, andĀ The Count of Monte Cristo.
David Pirie was a journalist and film critic before he became a screenwriter. Just a few of his numerous credits are the BAFTA-nominated adaptation for the BBC'sĀ The Woman in WhiteĀ and his collaboration with Lars von Trier on the script for the Oscar-nominated filmĀ Breaking the Waves. Pirie lives in Somerset.
Richard MatthewsĀ is a performer who has narrated many audiobooks, includingĀ A Short History of Nearly Everything,Ā 1984, andĀ The Count of Monte Cristo.