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To cut a long story short

A collection of miscellaneous writings on unrelated topics. Nine ae based on true incidents.

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  • "A collection of miscellaneous writings on unrelated topics. Nine ae based on true incidents."@en
  • "The latest short-story collection from Britain's best selling writer."@en
  • "Within contains a collection of fouteen new short stories, and all with that trademark twist in the tale. Witness love at first sight across the train tracks, the cleverest of confidence tricks, the quirks of the legal profession, and creative financial talents of a member of Her Majesty's diplomatic service."@en
  • "Clever confidence tricks, quirks of the legal profession, and intrigues of love at first sight, keep listeners guessing about what is real, what is a hoax, and what is a red herring."
  • "A collection of miscellaneous writings on unrelated topics."@en
  • "Offers eleven stories of intrigue and surprising twists, many of which are based on incidents recounted to the author in his travels throughout the world."
  • "The latest short-story collection from the master storyteller, all with that trademark twist in the tail. The last story, 'The Grass is Always Greener', is possibly the best piece Archer has written, and will haunt you for the rest of your life."@en
  • "Offers fourteen stories of intrigue and surprising twists, many of which are based on incidents recounted to the author in his travels throughout the world."
  • "Offers fourteen stories of intrigue and surprising twists, many of which are based on incidents recounted to the author in his travels throughout the world."@en

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  • "Psychological fiction"
  • "Audiobooks"
  • "Short stories"
  • "Short stories"@en

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  • "To cut a long story short"
  • "To cut a long story short"@en
  • "To cut a long story short Unabridged stories"@en
  • "To cut a long story short unabridged stories"@en

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