★ When classic detective fiction meets modern forensic science – a series that lets readers solve cases using real scientific reasoning.
This series brings to life the iconic characters of Conan Doyle and Agatha Christie in brand-new, original cases, while systematically teaching real-world forensic science. Perfect for mystery lovers, forensic enthusiasts, science readers, and teenagers or adults who want to sharpen their logical thinking and observation skills.

★ Classic IP + Modern Science
Featuring Sherlock Holmes, Agatha Christie's legendary detectives (Poirot, Marple, and more) as the main characters, this series leads readers to solve crimes using 21st-century forensic techniques – offering both nostalgia and fresh excitement.

★ Original Cases + Real Knowledge
Each book contains multiple brand-new, original cases. After each case, a specific branch of forensic science is systematically explained – including toxicology, graphology, forensic entomology, ballistics, footprint analysis, lie detection principles, and more. Learning through entertainment at its best.

★ Interactive Reading Experience
Readers become Crime Scene Investigation agents, gathering clues and analyzing evidence as the story unfolds. Along the way, they master scientific methods of reasoning and deduction – all while uncovering the mystery.

This series includes 2 titles:
The Forensic Science of Sherlock Holmes
The Forensic Science of Agatha Christie

The most widely read crime novelist in history, AGATHA CHRISTIE, now comes back to life to guide us through seven new cases, relocated to the 21st century and using forensic science as their foundation. Lovers of the detective genre can now act as crime scene investigators alongside her famous characters: Poirot, Marple, the Beresfords, Inspector Japp, or even Christie herself, studying step by step topics such as:
• Toxicology – examining the characteristics and symptoms of different poisons.
• Graphoscopy – detecting document forgeries.
• How the polygraph (lie detector) works.
• Forensic meteorology – reconstructing the weather conditions at the exact time and place where a crime was committed.
• Triangulation and geolocation – determining where the criminal was.
• Forensic podiatry and footprint analysis.
DISCOVER THE CRIMINAL!