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A seemingly routine case draws a PI ever deeper into a web of shifting loyalties, dual identities, sex and murder.
When a retirement home is attacked by zombies, the residents find they’re pretty evenly matched.
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This one had me at "Bob the Vampire." Clever, acerbic and snappy. I definitely want to find out why Bob is, in his own estimation, "the worst vampire."
You think being a vampire is easy, but Bob is here to set you straight. He’s been shot, stabbed, survived bad coffee and endured crippling boredom - all in the name of answering the eternal question of what it means to be a vampire.
I love good, hard sci-fi, and this one looks exciting!
It’s the year 2147: a time of enduring peace on Earth. The Last War ended half a century ago. We can cure most ills, the air is pure, and teleportation is how we get around. Sounds great, right? So why does everyone suddenly want to kill Joel Byram?
These sample chapters really pulled me in. I love the Edwardian tone, and the wonderful little character details, like Eric's father being too old to give a damn about trimming his eyebrows. This is fantastic stuff!
When the newest member of Eric Peterkin’s London club is found stabbed to death, Eric throws himself into a quest for the truth: missing nurses, morphine addiction, shell shock. The Great War is over, but the memories remain...
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An avid reader, writer and if my energy’s up I like to have a wee think from time to time too.
An avid reader of things that are meant to be read. And perhaps some things that aren’t. Who knows.
These dire situations, with relation in their roots, may elaborate on a complexity: the ever fleetin...
