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A classic Agatha Christie short story, available individually for the first time as an ebook.Whilst at a meeting at the Tuesday Night Club, attorney Mr Petherick relates an incident involving the late Simon Clode, a wealthy client. Obsessed by his granddaughter’s death, despite the presence of his young niece and nephew, Clode turns to spiritualist Eurydice Spragg to contact his granddaughter in the afterlife. Clode then decided to write a new will, leaving Eurydice as the benefactor excluding his family. To everyone’s surprise, when the envelope containing the will is opened, the paper is blank. The Tuesday Night Club goes on the case…

Step into a world of sophistication and glamour, where sinfully seductive heroes await you in luxurious international locations.From innocent virgin… As heir to the throne, Prince Tair al Sharif is driven by duty to his country and indulges in women on a mistress-only basis. To royal bride! Beige-wearing, bespectacled Molly James is certainly not his idea of a woman he’d like to bed. But Tair is outraged to be told that dowdy Molly is actually a seductress in disguise! She needs to be stopped!Taking her captive to the desert, he discovers this Miss Mouse is innocent – in every way. Now Tair wants her…as his bride!

One Unashamed NightLiving in a grey world of silhouette, Lord Taris Wellingham conceals his fading eyesight from Society. Until, one stormy night, a snowstorm forces him to spend the night with his travelling companion, plain Beatrice-Maude Bassingstoke. Long avoiding intimate relationships, Taris is surprised by the passion she unleashes within him. But can one night change a lifetime?One Illicit NightAfter one uncharacteristically wicked night in Paris, the once reckless Eleanor Bracewell-Lowen now leads a safe and prudent life. Freshly returned to London’s high society, Lord Cristo Wellingham is just as magnetic as he was in Paris. His touch invites passion, but this is a man who could destroy Eleanor’s good name with just one glance…