Sherlock Holmes wastes no time.
On a rain-soaked night, Holmes and Watson make their way to St. Alphege’s Church in Clerkenwell, where a bell was reportedly heard ringing the previous evening.
The clergyman was telling the truth about one thing.
There is no bell.
No rope.
No mechanism.
Nothing in the abandoned tower capable of producing the sound that was heard.
But Holmes finds something else.
A footprint.
Fresh. Deep. And bearing an unusual tread.
Someone has been here.
And back at Baker Street, another object raises an even more troubling question: a calling card bearing only two initials.
H.B.
Was it carelessly dropped?
Or deliberately left for Sherlock Holmes to find?
And why did a nonexistent bell ring for one man—and apparently no one else?
The mystery deepens in Part Two of The Adventure of the Silent Bell, an original illustrated Sherlock Holmes mystery from Chesterton Radio.
Six panels. One case. Every clue matters.
The game is afoot.