He has run out of money and needs to start selling off some of his belongings to pay for his eccentric life style and habits.
He places a call to a well respected auction house in London, Hardy’s, and Gerald Stanton and his apprentice Joanna (Jo) Roswell, are dispatched to the estate to evaluate some of the finer pieces.
Jo’s mother has just died in a terrible plane crash and she welcomes the opportunity to throw herself back into her work.
When Jo and Gerald arrive at the rambling estate of Thirlbeck, they are met with a colorful cast of inhabitants.
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How do you trust someone who lies for a living? Don’t all writers lie to some degree or another? Come find out in this wonderfully written piece of postmodern literature!
In the court of King Charles I, his homesick bride, Henrietta-Maria, longs to be back in the comfort of her French court.
Morgana has no interest in marriage, especially to a man she hardly knows. She is different than most women….she’s as wild as the Welsh moors and would rather spend her days with her horses than in the company of society.
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