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The Case of the Shrinking Shopkeeper and Other Stories
註釋The Bow Street Society is a fictional group of amateur detectives, operating in Victorian London. Each of its civilian members has been enlisted for their unique skill or exceptional knowledge in a particular field derived from their usual occupation. Members are assigned to cases, by the Society's clerk, Miss Trent, based upon these skills and fields of knowledge.

About the book: The Bow Street Society Casebook is a series of mini mysteries. An illusionist, medical doctor, veterinary surgeon, architect, freelance journalist, solicitor, artist, cabman, secretary, and newspaper journalist are all called upon by the Society's clerk, Miss Rebecca Trent, to investigate a plethora of peculiar puzzles. From a sweet-shop owner who believes he's losing height at an alarming rate to the mysterious disappearance of a woman from inside a carriage. From a beloved family pet being the subject of a bizarre accusation, to a conversation with a dead man, to an unjust dismissal from a toy makers. Each Bow Street Society member must draw upon their knowledge and expertise to solve these baffling problems once and for all...

Unlike the Bow Street Society series of books, the stories in the Bow Street Society Casebook series don't revolve around murders. Their focus is on minor crimes and moral misdemeanours played out through unusual circumstances instead.

The Case of The Shrinking Shopkeeper & Other Stories is the first volume in the Casebook series.

The remaining four volumes (which may be read in any order) are:
The Case of The Peculiar Portrait & Other Stories
The Case of The Russian Rose & Other Stories
The Case of The Gentleman's Gambit & Other Stories

Bonus material:
Notes from the author
- T.G. Campbell explains the inspiration for the stories and how they were influenced by her research into the Victorian period.

Discover more about the characters, books, podcast, and newsletter at www.bowstreetsociety.com.