Harry Houdini died, the official story goes, following a punch to the abdomen from a publicity-seeking student in Montreal. But at least two people don't believe it. Timothy Wiggins, one-time chief Baker Street Irregular for Sherlock Holmes and now head crime beat reporter for the Detroit Free Press, and Sherlock Holmes himself. Was it murder? Even more shocking, could Sir Arthur Conan Doyle have been complicit? Find out for yourself in Who Done Houdini, a new mystery by crime writer Raymond John, author of The Cellini Masterpiece.