The Adventure Calendar of Mr Timothy Hope
A seasonal story of unlikely accidents and hair-raising escapes told in 24 letters sent home by Timothy Hope as he journeys in the Arctic Circle.
The Apartment Store
All Lydia wants is a proper Christmas, but it doesn't seem likely until a new tenant arrives in their building and changes Christmas for everyone in it.
Deadvent Calendar
Amateur detective Shilo Coombes and his companion try and unravel a sinister plot to murder the unChristmassy - a plot that doesn’t seem very Christmassy itself.
An All Too Magical Christmas
A magician (second class) has to stop Christmas coming early to the City of London, an enchanted filled with ghosts, monsters, wonder and danger.
The Ghosts of Christmas Presents
Alone one Christmas Eve, Benedict Nail finds himself shrunk down and lost in his own living room, which turns out to populated by the ghosts of long-dead Londoners.
The Elf Service
Letters to Father Christmas. What is the Post Office to do with them? They can’t deliver them. They don’t know his address. They can’t return them. Who could be so cruel? Irving Jefferson has the answer and it’s brilliantly simple.
Secret Satan
When one of his work colleagues is murdered with a Secret Santa present the office Christmas party, Linus Sweet decides to try and find out whodunnit.
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“Tobias Sturt is a brilliant author and what is most lovely about his stories are the fact that they don’t need fast paced action and adventure to capture you - only interesting dialogue, beautiful description, and of course, incredible narration.”
“This is the kind of storytelling that makes you want to call in sick, ignore your family and, truth be told, become incredibly dejected that you’ve shown no restraint but instead gobbled up all of the past episodes way too fast and now you’re forced to listen to a morsel at a time (it’s an advent after all) but it is still ok because it is by far the best present ever.”