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A Spot of Bother: Four Macabre Tales

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A Spot of Bother: Four Macabre Tales
A Spot of Bother: Four Macabre Tales eBook Cover, written by Chris Woodyard
A Spot of Bother: Four Macabre Tales eBook Cover, written by Chris Woodyard
Author(s) Chris Woodyard
Publisher Kestrel Publications
Publication date December 14, 2011
Media type eBook
Length 84 pages
ASIN B006MIJPH8

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A Spot of Bother: Four Macabre Tales is an eBook anthology of short stories by Chris Woodyard. All of the works in this collection are set in the neo-Edwardian era and in Property of a Lady, a Succubus appears.


Overview

  • Title: A Spot of Bother: Four Macabre Tales
  • Author: Chris Woodyard
  • Published By: Kestrel Publications
  • Length: 84 pages
  • Format: eBook
  • ASIN: B006MIJPH8
  • Publishing Date: December 14, 2011


Plot Summary

For fans of P.G. Wodehouse, Saki, and Downton Abbey, four neo-Edwardian tales to chill and amuse.


Property of a Lady: A mild-mannered collector of smut buys a piece of rare erotica, only to find his morning tea brought in by a succubus determined to reclaim her property.

Stitches: A ghostly seamstress returns to instruct a Victorian dressmaker’s drudge in the finer points of needlework--at a fearful cost.

Crape: When young Margaret defies her imperious Aunt’s last wishes for protracted mourning, she falls victim to a fashionably dark punishment.

A Spot of Bother: When a shocking death occurs in the library of a stately home, redoubtable housekeeper Mrs. Daffodil is there to tidy away the family skeletons. Whether procuring a girl and her dog for the young master, blackmailing a larcenous butler, or arranging a murder or two, Mrs. Daffodil always does her duty.


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