Sherlock Holmes? Dr. Watson? Professor Moriarty? Famous actress Lillie Langtry? Oscar Wilde? Missing crown jewels? Blackmail?

In Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Jersey Lily, Holmes and Watson find themselves engaged to help the famous Jersey Lily, who is being blackmailed and may also have a missing crown jewel. She may also have attracted the attention of playwright Oscar Wilde and the infamous Professor Moriarty as well as the royal family. Can Holmes and Watson help Lillie? Or are they working against her to recover the lost jewel? Will they help Wilde write his next play? Or will Moriarty capture the jewel and blackmail the royals? All these questions are answered in Katie Forgette’s new addition to the annals of Sherlock Holmes!

Character Descriptions:

SHERLOCK
THE Sherlock Holmes. A master sleuth who sees the most minute details and can string them together to solve any mystery. Always one step ahead of everyone, especially Watson. 35-50

WATSON/MAN 2
Holmes’ comrade-in-arms and biggest fan, though always one (or two) steps behind Holmes. About 10 years older than Holmes. Very proper, though in this okay, this married man is quite smitten with Lillie./Man 2 bad guy. 45-60.

OSCAR WILDE
The famous and infamous playwright and dearest friend of Lillie. He has a very secret friendship with Holmes, which is why he brings Lillie to him to aid in resolving her unfortunate situation. 35.

LILLIE LANGTRY
The Jersey Lily. The queen of the London stage. Poised, elegant, talented. But with a dark secret that could ruin her . . . and another. 30-40.

MORIARTY
Holmes’ arch-nemesis. In this play, he’s hatched yet another plot to (literally) destroy Holmes. The villain of the story. 35-50.

MRS. TORY/MRS. MCGLYNN
Lillie’s maid/Moriarty’s cohort. 35-60.

SMYTHE/KARIM/MAN 1
Cohort of Moriarty/Attendant and Confidant of Queen Victoria/Bad guy. 30-60.