A Stranger Turns Up Asking Questions About the TV

About Rosen Trevithick

Rosen was born in Cornwall. She studied psychology at Oxford before moving back to the West Country.

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08.10.2014 15:58

A Stranger Turns Up Asking Questions About the TV

Betty Berry opens the door to a stranger who reminds her of a walking coffin (not that she's ever seen a walking coffin). He tells her this is no time to be spending money on a television. Is he a rogue TV Licensing enforcement officer, or are his motives much more sinister?

My letter to TV Licensing has 'gone plague' as Betty would say, with lots of people messaging me about their own experiences feeling intimidated by the system. I've yet to see evidence of enforcement officers being anything like 'the coffin' from my book, but I thought I'd share this excerpt from My Granny Writes Erotica - Threesome because it ties in beautifully.

An Intimidating Man Invites Himself In - pdf

An Intimidating Man Invites Himself In - mobi

My Granny Writes Erotica - Threesome is available for Kindle priced at £2.99. The paperback retails at £9.99 but you can usually get it cheaper if you shop around. Other eBook formats will be released on 21st October, 2014.