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The Secret of Little Hodcome

by John Wilson

1987

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About the Story

It was quite a surprise when the letter arrived informing you of your inheritance, especially since you had long forgotten about the distant relative who had left it to you. However the idea of nice little cottage in the country had a certain 'ring' to it and you were looking forward to seeing the place and looking it over.

For the next few days you busied yourself in the local library, reading up on the district of the country where the cottage was and learning as much as possible of the local history of the place. Though to be quite honest you were a shade surprised to find that very little seemed to be known about the hamlet of Little Hodcome.

Eventually the morning dawned of the day upon which you were to travel to Little Hodcome and after a light breakfast of coffee and toast you set out to meet the estate-agent, who had promised to await your arrival at the cottage.


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You have been left an old cottage by a forgotten Aunt and have set off to examine your legacy. However once at the cottage something seems to be wrong and there is a definite sense of Evil, either that or you are downwind of the leather works. [...]

You need to explore everywhere you can before you take a stroll south from a path as once in you can only get out with the correct items in your pocket. No warnings are given here and I was verbose in my condemnation of such low tactics.
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