The Final Problem

For fans of Anthony Horowitz and Benjamin Stevenson, as well as classic tales by Arthur Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie, a charming murder mystery from the internationally bestselling author

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Greece, 1960. Rough weather at sea leaves a group of strangers stranded on the idyllic island of Utakos, all guests of the only local hotel.





Nothing could prepare them for what happens next: Edith Mander, a quiet British tourist, is found dead inside the beach cabana.





At first it appears to be a clear suicide, but Ormond Basil, an out-of-work actor best-known for playing Sherlock Holmes in his glory days, suspects foul play.





Accustomed to seeing Ormond as the greatest detective of all time on the big screen, the other guests enlist him to solve the mystery. But can he find the killer before they strike again?



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Praise for Arturo Pérez-Reverte





'Gives murder a touch of class' Observer



'Spain's most popular, inventive writer of historical fiction' The Sunday Times



'John Le Carré meets Gabriel García Márquez' Wall Street Journal



'It's rare a novelist who can create a literary page turner. Pérez-Reverte is one of those rarities' Denver Post



'High-level intrigue and double-dealing in the tradition of Alexandre Dumas' Los Angeles Times



Arturo Peréz-Reverte was born in Cartagena in 1951. Since the publication of The Fencing Master, his first novel, Pérez-Reverte has become one of Europe's bestselling authors. His books have been published in fifty countries and have sold over 27 million copies worldwide. His novel The Dumas Club was adapted into a filme (The Ninth Gate) and The Siege received the 2014 CWA International Dagger.



A true feast for anyone who has ever enjoyed reading a detective novel



A canonical suspense novel, one that demands to be read without pause, becomes a tribute to fiction, a profoundly Cervantine book that places us at the crossroads where reality and invention intersect