Patient's Eyes

Discover the intriguing origins of one of literature's greatest detectives in Patient's Eyes by David Pirie. This captivating novel, published by Cornerstone in 2004, delves into the formative years of Arthur Conan Doyle as he navigates the challenges of medical school in Edinburgh. Under the mentorship of the remarkable Dr. Joseph Bell, Doyle's experiences shape his future as a writer and the creator of the iconic Sherlock Holmes. With 336 pages of compelling narrative, this book offers a unique blend of mystery and historical fiction that will appeal to fans of detective stories and literary history alike. Immerse yourself in the world of Victorian Edinburgh and uncover the influences that inspired one of the most beloved characters in literary history. Don't miss out on this fascinating read!