| Author: | Dorte Hummelshoj Jakobsen | ISBN: | 9788799574292 |
| Publisher: | Dorte Hummelshoj Jakobsen | Publication: | April 6, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Dorte Hummelshoj Jakobsen |
| ISBN: | 9788799574292 |
| Publisher: | Dorte Hummelshoj Jakobsen |
| Publication: | April 6, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
A clean and cosy short story, featuring the popular Gershwin family in Knavesborough. This is your chance to revisit the 1990s and meet Rhapsody, Harmonia and Psalmonalla Gershwin, the spunky vicar's daughters and their curious kitten.
It all begins quite innocently with a visit to an old cat woman, but no matter what the Gershwins stick their noses in, something sinister will happen.
What the readers say:
"The author’s descriptions and eye for detail places the reader in the middle of the action. The setting is a charming English countryside that envelops the reader transporting them to a different place and era. The author weaves a tale of suspense with humor for a well-balanced story."
"I like these [Knavesborough] stories. They’re humorous crime fiction, with colourful characters all with quirky names. There’s no blood and gore and each story has an unexpected twist at the end. In other words, they are cosy crimes (if any crime could really be considered as ‘cosy’, that is)."
A clean and cosy short story, featuring the popular Gershwin family in Knavesborough. This is your chance to revisit the 1990s and meet Rhapsody, Harmonia and Psalmonalla Gershwin, the spunky vicar's daughters and their curious kitten.
It all begins quite innocently with a visit to an old cat woman, but no matter what the Gershwins stick their noses in, something sinister will happen.
What the readers say:
"The author’s descriptions and eye for detail places the reader in the middle of the action. The setting is a charming English countryside that envelops the reader transporting them to a different place and era. The author weaves a tale of suspense with humor for a well-balanced story."
"I like these [Knavesborough] stories. They’re humorous crime fiction, with colourful characters all with quirky names. There’s no blood and gore and each story has an unexpected twist at the end. In other words, they are cosy crimes (if any crime could really be considered as ‘cosy’, that is)."
