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The entire premise of this books bugs me. Supposedly a [[Retcon]] of the Final Problem, this has Watson saying that he essentially spared Sherlock Holmes's blushes and his cocaine addiction by ''libelling a relatively innocent maths professor as a murderer and organiser of all the criminal activity in London''. How did Watson not have his arse sued off him by Moriarty?
* Names changed to protect the innocent? And then not changed back so Watson's readers would remember who he was talking about.
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