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Trouble for Lucia - cover

Trouble for Lucia

E.F. Benson

Publisher: Ktoczyta.pl

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Summary

Lucia is now rich, happily married, and Mayor of Tilling – but the village gossip is in full swing and Lucia’s arch-rival Miss Elizabeth Mapp is out for revenge. Their epic collisions rock their small society and provide the narrative engines for Benson’s gloriously farcical masterpieces. Will Lucia fall at the final hurdle? Delightfully witty and shamelessly entertaining, this is a fitting finale to the series – E.F. Benson’s ‘au reservoir’!
Available since: 03/08/2022.
Print length: 265 pages.

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