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The Locksmith's Daughter
- Narrated by: Alan Turton
- Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
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The Locksmith's Daughter
Narrated by:
Alan Turton
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Publisher's Summary
Brutus Weaver is bored...and hungry. The city of Willemshire is too peaceful and for a down on his luck former City Guard with nothing to his name but a keen sense of observation, peace is bad for business. So, when a local merchant comes to him for help, Brutus jumps at the opportunity to help. But, he quickly learns that even the simple cases are not that simple.
A little bit of detective story, a little bit of medieval fantasy, The Locksmith's Daughter is the first in a planned series of Brutus Weaver shorts.
This is a short novella - approximately 12,800 words.
©2012, 2023 Anthony Chatfield (P)2023 Anthony Chatfield
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