Humorous take on a lord's life: Adds charm and relatability to the reader
Twist-filled mystery: Keeps readers guessing until the very end
Richly developed characters: Deeply fleshed-out individuals drive the plot
Imposing manor setting: Enhances the story's atmosphere and tension
Summarized by Shop
A man’s home is his castle, but for Percy Spender (“call me Perce”) that motto has been taken just a bit too literally. After the sudden death of first one distant relative and then another, the amiable Perce has become the 12th Earl of Ellesmere. And his home, no longer a cozy council flat, is now the drafty, imposing Chetton Hall, compl
