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The Sherlock and Lucy Mystery 10: The Case of the Missing Loch Ness Monster

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The Clown on the High Wire: A Sherlock and Lucy Short Story (The Sherlock and Lucy Mystery 10)

The Clown on the High Wire: A Sherlock and Lucy Short Story (The Sherlock and Lucy Mystery Series Book 10)

by Charles Veley

4.3 out of 5

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Sherlock and Lucy were on their way to Loch Ness, Scotland, to investigate the disappearance of the Loch Ness Monster. The monster, known affectionately as Nessie, had been a local legend for centuries, but in recent years, sightings of the creature had become increasingly rare.

When Sherlock and Lucy arrived at Loch Ness, they were met by a group of worried locals. They told the detectives that Nessie had been missing for several weeks, and they were afraid that something terrible had happened to her.

Sherlock and Lucy began their investigation by interviewing the locals. They learned that Nessie had been seen swimming in the loch just a few days before she disappeared. However, there had been a sudden storm that night, and the locals feared that Nessie may have been caught in the storm and drowned.

Sherlock and Lucy decided to search the loch for any sign of Nessie. They used a sonar device to scan the loch, and they also took a boat out to search the surface of the water. However, they found no trace of the monster.

Just when Sherlock and Lucy were about to give up hope, they received a tip from a local fisherman. The fisherman told the detectives that he had seen something strange in the loch a few days earlier. He said that he had seen a large, dark shape swimming in the water, but it was too far away to see what it was.

Sherlock and Lucy decided to follow up on the fisherman's tip. They returned to the loch with a team of divers, and they searched the area where the fisherman had seen the strange shape. After several hours of searching, the divers finally found something.

It was a large, dark object that was buried in the mud at the bottom of the loch. The divers carefully dug the object out of the mud, and they were shocked to see that it was the body of the Loch Ness Monster.

Sherlock and Lucy were saddened by the discovery, but they were also relieved to finally know what had happened to Nessie. The storm had caused the monster to drown, and her body had been buried in the mud at the bottom of the loch.

Sherlock and Lucy returned to the village and told the locals the news. The locals were heartbroken to learn that Nessie was gone, but they were also grateful to Sherlock and Lucy for solving the mystery of her disappearance.

The case of the missing Loch Ness Monster was a difficult one, but Sherlock and Lucy were able to solve it thanks to their sharp detective skills and their determination to find the truth.

The Clown on the High Wire: A Sherlock and Lucy Short Story (The Sherlock and Lucy Mystery Series Book 10)

by Charles Veley

4.3 out of 5