The Brightonomicon (Brentford Book 8) - Plot & Excerpts
Leaving Lewes itself, however, proved to be somewhat more complicated. The walk from the station to the hotel that we had made the previous day had not been a long walk. It had been a walk-in-the-park kind of walk, although there was no park. But the walk back … ‘Check the map once more, Rizla,’ cried Mr Rune, when after very much walking we found ourselves at the hotel’s rear exit once again. ‘This is thoroughly absurd.’ ‘It is the curse,’ I told him. And I yawned as I told him, for I was very tired, having not slept all night, and having watched my bestest friend die and then having been chased by witches; having made my escape in Norris Styver’s Morris Minor, which included running over several of the witches (which in the cold light of day seemed a somewhat terrible thing to have done, no matter how extenuating the circumstances); then discovering that Norris was a dead corpse-thing; and finally escaping from him, but at the expense of being cursed never to leave the town of Lewes.
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