A motley crowd lined the steep, twisting drive leading to the castle above the Rhine. The film director turned; coming toward him were the perfect replacements for his ill-fated actors. How strange—they were even in the appropriate costume of a century ago!
So begin the delightful adventures of Graf Adhemar von Grauhugel, a ghostly traveller. He had been dead some eighty years but still was full of enough life to raise havoc with a British film company—especially when the British were filming the story of his own life.
“The third venture into the humorous ghost story by espionage writer Manning Coles is the best yet—a lively narrative . . . high-spirited, light-hearted.”—New York Times Book Review.