At Reichenbach, the world thought the game had ended. It had only begun.
The Moriarty Saga is a canon-faithful Victorian mystery series that enters the mind of Professor James Moriarty: mathematical prodigy, criminal architect, and the only adversary Sherlock Holmes ever called his intellectual equal.
Book I, Moriarty: The Napoleon of Crime, follows the private history of a brilliant boy’s transformation into the spider at the centre of the web. Book II, Moriarty: The Architect of Shadows, continues the saga after Reichenbach, moving deeper into the criminal architecture left behind by the Professor’s fall.
Read carefully. Because the most dangerous lies are the ones we choose to believe.
Moriarty: The Napoleon of Crime, Book I of the Victorian Moriarty Saga, has been substantially revised and expanded into the definitive opening volume of the series. The earlier Amazon edition has been withdrawn while I determine the strongest publication path for the saga.
Moriarty: The Architect of Shadows, Book II, is complete. Subscribe for publication updates and an advance look at the Prologue.
Is the novel canon-faithful?
Yes. Doyle’s stories are treated as “historical record” within the
fiction. The journal fills gaps without contradicting established events
like Reichenbach.
Do I need to be a Sherlock Holmes expert?
Not at all. If you love psychological thrillers or historical mysteries,
you’ll feel right at home—Holmesians just get extra winks.
When will Book II be available?
Publication timing has not yet been announced. Subscribers will receive
updates first, along with an advance look at the Prologue of
Moriarty: The Architect of Shadows.
Why is Book I not currently available on Amazon?
Moriarty: The Napoleon of Crime has been substantially revised
and expanded into the definitive opening volume of the saga. The earlier
Amazon edition has been withdrawn while I prepare the series for its
next publication stage.