A Rather Inconvenient Corpse: A riotous 1920's mystery novella

Lord Hugo Bingham has swapped the scholarly halls of Oxford for the salty sea breeze and quirky charm of a 1920s seaside town. With his loyal valet at his side, he’s ready to unwind—until they stumble upon a mysterious corpse that turns everything upside down. Instead of lounging and enjoying seaside amusements, Hugo finds himself drawn into a whirlwind of quirky characters and unexpected twists.

As he investigates the comedic chaos surrounding the scandalous discovery, readers are treated to a delightful mix of humor and intrigue, alongside a cast of colorful townsfolk. With each chapter, the charming seaside setting becomes a backdrop for clever deductions and laugh-out-loud moments, keeping everyone guessing.

This novella invites readers to join Hugo in unraveling a puzzling murder, all while embracing the lighter side of life’s unexpected surprises. Perfect for those who love a good laugh and a captivating mystery, this story promises to be a delightful escape into a world filled with eccentricities and unforgettable escapades.