How to Make the Perfect Man: Some Like it Haunted

How to Make the Perfect Man: Some Like it Haunted

How to Make the Perfect Man: Some Like it Haunted

How to Make the Perfect Man: Some Like it Haunted

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FROM ROMANTIC NOVELIST AWARD FINALISTS, CATHERINE CURZON AND ELEANOR HARKSTEAD

From the Some Like it Haunted collection

Love isn't science. It's alchemy.

Needing a date for the hottest Hallowe'en party in town, scientist Aubrey Waldegrave sets to work creating his perfect man. Unfortunately, the Adonis who emerges from his laboratory is a free spirit who has no time for Aubrey's brogues and tweeds.

Alchemist Trismegistus Nimlet can turn anything into gold, but when his apocathery's alligator starts talking back and his werewolf allergy leaves him sneezing, it looks like Halloween might be a washout. Worse still, is Tris really about to lose the chap he secretly loves to a manmade surfer dude who's more flash than Frankenstein?

With werewolves leaving fur in the ornamental fountains and a banshee making enough noise to wake the dead, Aubrey's Halloween is going from bad to worse. All he wanted was to make his perfect man, but what if he was right there all along?


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781839430817
Publisher: Totally Entwined Group
Publication date: 10/27/2020
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 62
File size: 791 KB

About the Author

Eleanor Harkstead likes to dash about in nineteenth-century costume, in bonnet or cravat as the mood takes her. She can occasionally be found wandering old graveyards. Eleanor is very fond of chocolate, wine, tweed waistcoats and nice pens. Her large collection of vintage hats would rival Hedda Hopper's.Originally from the south-east of England, Eleanor now lives somewhere in the Midlands with a large ginger cat who resembles a Viking. Catherine Curzon is a royal historian who writes on all matters of 18th century. Her work has been featured on many platforms and Catherine has also spoken at various venues including the Royal Pavilion, Brighton, and Dr Johnson's House.Catherine holds a Master's degree in Film and when not dodging the furies of the guillotine, writes fiction set deep in the underbelly of Georgian London.She lives in Yorkshire atop a ludicrously steep hill.
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