Just started Dr Jekyll and Mr Holmes, by Loren D Estleman. Not wild about it. I think I liked the Sherlock Holmes stories well enough when I was young, but I haven't read any actual ones in years and don't really have a desire to. This book feels fairly true to Doyle's depiction of Holmes, and frankly it's not as engaging as The Abominable Bride (which I watched two nights ago). I keep expecting Bundersnatchles snappy sardonic dialogue and being disappointed.
I also just finished Star 6, the 6th book of a very early (1959) sf anthology series put together by Pohl. I've got all 6 books; I think I've started at the crappy end of the series.
Edit: I've read at least two other Sherlock-derived books in the past few months; a Sherlock + Dracula one by....Saberhagen (Seance for a Vampire, had to look it up), and at least one, if not two devoted to Moriarty. I've got another on the shelf downstairs. I really need to start keeping track of this stuff.