Suspense

Published in 2010, this is Archer's 6th collection of short stories. Of the selections, 10 are said to be based on the author's real experiences. The title is taken from Shakespeare (and according to one of the stories, is used in four of his plays). Surprisingly, the collection has its own Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/And_Thereby_Hangs_a_Tale
Below are listed the 15 stories, with my rankings. The two indicated with 4 stars I found to be especially notable.

"Stuck On You" 4*
"The Queen's Birthday Telegram" 3*
"High Heels" 2.5*
"Blind Date" 3*
"Where There's a Will" 4*
"Double-Cross" 3.5*
"'I Will Survive'" 3*
"A Good Eye" 2*
"Members Only" 2*
"The Undiplomatic Diplomat" 2*
"The Luck of the Irish" 1*
"Politically Correct" 1*
"Better the Devil You Know" 2*
"No Room at the Inn" 3*
"Caste-Off" 3* ( )

I must admit, I read it a few days and I already remember little of it. This was... sort of a man's wet dream? ( )

I enjoy some stories more than others.
Stuck on you, The Queen's Birthday Telegram, Blind Date... ok maybe all the stories..

Just read the whole book a second time. ( )

Short stories. Good fun ( )