Description

Described the "Napoleon of Crime" by a preoccupied Sherlock Holmes, Professor James Moriarty is an enthusiastic analytical mind, just a notable researcher, and a dabbler in under tasty doings. Two buddies and former colleagues of Moriarty - Benjamin Barnett and his wife, the former Cecily Perrine - are going in Europe in early 1891 when they understand that they've become objects of analysis from individuals unknown. Things turn deadly once they end up in the middle of an attempted murder of a German king. Meanwhile in Vienna, younger daughter of a British nobleman - involving in that which was subsequently referred to as "The Truly Amazing Game" of inexperienced spying - finds herself framed for the killing of his paramour and the killing of an Austrian Duke.