Rat Bastards and Teapots

by Jill Edmondson

A mini-book with criminous short stories and poems!

"The Locket" tells the story of a wedding, an omen, and voices from the other side... A picture really does say a thousand words.

"The Eraser" is the story of a man who wants to disappear and start all over. But he erases much more than just his own life...

Plus three amusing poems about crime and mysteries!

Genres: Fiction, Mystery

36 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 3, 2012

About the author

Jill Edmondson is the author of the "Sasha Jackson Mysteries".

P.I. Sasha Jackson: She's a beautiful mess, but you should see the other guy...

"A chick who knows the ropes won't get tied up."

"Blood and Groom" was released in Nov. 2009 and has received many excellent reviews.

"Dead Light District" was released in March 2011 and has had several awesome reviews.

"The Lies Have It" was released in November 2011, and has also garnered lots of great reviews.

"Frisky Business" has just been released! Check it out now on AMAZON!

Reviews

[Bill Tillman · Rating 5 out of 5]

I approached this one with fear and trepidation. The title had a cus word in it! A group of short stories, well written showing a wide spectrum of talent for story telling. Each tale is unique and stands on its own. Fun, quick read.

[Jinx Schwartz · Rating 5 out of 5]

These short stories are a hoot! I thoroughly enjoyed them, and I am not a big short story reader. Be prepared to be surprised!

[George Angus · Rating 5 out of 5]

I must confess this right up front: I bought this book because the title gave my funny bone a good smack. I've been burned in the past, buying a book because of the title, but not in this case.

Rat Bastards is a very short book containing a few stories and some very clever poems. I read it in a single sitting, which was very easy to do. I was thoroughly entertained for that period of time and in fact for a while after because the stories lingered on the brain - much like a fine wine that lingers on the tongue.

Do yourself a big favor and download this little book today

[Ann Mullen · Rating 5 out of 5]

I must admit that I bought this book because the title grabbed me right from the beginning. Rat Bastards and Teapots—loved the title. The short stories were interesting and well written, making it a great read. I also liked how Jill Edmondson included some very good poems as a little extra. This was a quick read that will linger on in your mind for a while. Very good!

[Andrew · Rating 4 out of 5]

"Rat Bastards and Teapots" is a collection of witty and entertaining stories with some poems which were also rather fun to read as well.

[Stephen · Rating 4 out of 5]

enjoyed this short novella