Buried for Pleasure

Professor Gervase Fen finds himself intertwining politics with his characteristic wit and intellect in an unexpected venture into the world of Parliament. As he navigates the nuances of political life, Fen's keen observation reveals the often absurd nature of ambition and power. With a sharp tongue and a quick mind, he tackles the challenges of his campaign while remaining ever-watchful for the flickers of intrigue that surround him.

Amidst the campaign, a mysterious death unveils itself, further entangling Fen in a web of suspicion and deception. His natural curiosity and knack for deduction emerge as he sifts through the layers of political rivalry and personal vendettas. The stakes rise as Fen races against time to unearth truths that threaten to unravel his aspirations and complicate his quest for justice.

As the plot unfolds, Crispin's signature blend of humor and clever plotting invites readers to explore both the intellectual challenges of Fen's investigations and the absurdities of human nature in a spirited narrative that keeps one guessing until the final page.