Wilt In Nowhere

[Bill]

Henry Wilt is back. This time he is pitted against the vices of an aristocratic pervert, the merciless greed, of a politician's wife and the seedy underbelly of Britain's medical facilities, deftly exposing the farcical realities of small-town England and America.


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[Sue]

REally enjoyed this, as always. Particularly the American bits and the awful twins!

[David]

You're going to have to curb this trend for verbosity, Bill.

;)

[Bill]

Eh?

[David]

Ah, The Mysterious Case of the Disappearing Post. One of Holmes' classics.

The Administrator did it.

[Bill]

David, see here. (http://www.bookgrouponline.com/forum/showthread.html?p=21056#post21056)

[David]

Mystery solved. And we didn't even need to assemble in a room all together in order to reach the truth.

A rare poisonous snake would certainly have livened it up, though...