These wicked tales are tinged with naughty surprises, as would be right, coming straight out of Pandora's open box. Keep the lights on when reading 'The Horror Of Mrs Stein', and hide behind the sofa when someone reads you 'Cry Witch', as middle-aged England is purged of witches by the torturer, Matthew Hopkins. Stay far away from any nightclub when 'The Stripper' reveals all. And you may never visit another dentist after reading Rachel Carter's trips to 'The Family Dentist'.

For the mature reader.

This second book of wicked tales is tinged with naughtier surprises.

Beware that the beautiful Alien doesn't eat you for dinner, or you don't bump into the gangster Arthur. And let's hope any tradesman who comes to work in your home doesn't get up to what the electrician does in the story, 'Sparks'. Are you thinking of taking a caravan on holiday? Then beware of The Caravan From Hell.

 For the mature reader.

These narratives range from the encounter of a disabled man who forms an exciting relationship with a Japanese student to a Dean wishing to modernise a convent and introduce extraordinary new practices.
Follow the account of a shy female librarian in Eire who discovers a pixie is living in the library, or marvel at the compulsive behaviour of a bored vicar's wife who nurses a wounded alien whom she finds repulsive yet oddly forms an exciting relationship with.

This is the fourth book of short stories under the title 'Wicked Tales From Pandora's Box'. It differs from the previous three in the fact that all the wicked tales are depicted graphically with pictures: a graphic-novel-inspired work. 

Please make no mistake; it is not a comic but a work where each tale conjures up fantastic events tinged with naughtiness for the eyes and minds of mature adults only.

You can also read a free version online.