Benedict Cumberbatch broke hearts of ladies around the world when he got married and had a baby, but if Cumberb*tches can't have him, they can get the next best thing: Benedict Cumberbatch coloring books.

Yes, you read that right.

The BBC has launched a new coloring book for "Sherlock" fans last, and it's called "The Mind Palace", which, as Sherlockians very well know, is the deep, dark drawers in the mind of the iconic Sherlock Holmes.

Excited as you might get, this isn't the first coloring book to feature the unlikely heartthrob's face. I Love Mel's "Colour Me Good" coloring book collection also added the British star on its list of celebrities you can color happily. According to E! News, stars like Ryan Gosling, Cara Delevigne and Damian Lewis are already on the list.

For this year's book however, Den of Geek noted that "The Mind Palace" has 'over 50 intricate pieces of artwork'from Mike Collins (who also penciled Panini's Doctor Who Magazine and a regular artist of the Doctor Who Graphic Novel) which will allow fans to 'recreate classic scenes' and 'illuminate the fascinating world of Sherlock with the power of your imagination.'

The book will be out on November 5 and will cost $11.21 on Amazon. You can order the item here.

While you're at it, you can also order the book for all the Sherlockians in your life, which is a good Christmas gift especially considering that other than the special Victorian episode, it will be a while before fans can get a taste of the next season of the detective drama.

And it may even take longer than you'd think because according to Ecumenical News, series runner Steven Moffat admitted that they have not started writing a script for the fourth season yet. Yibada, on the other hand, reported that Moffat thinks filming will begin sometime in April next year.

Meanwhile, to get your dose of Sherlock mystery-solving, you may want to tune into "Elementary" which is set to surpass the BBC series. Movie Pilot noted that it will begin its fourth season on November 5th --- just over a month away. It's has a very different take on the detective (with a female Watson played by Lucy Liu, by the way) so at least there is something else to look forward to.

Are you Sherlockian enough to buy the coloring book AND watch the CBS show, or is Benedict Cumberbatch the main reason you're ready to pounce on the next episode of the BBC series?