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Hell
“See you in Hell.”
“I’ll be waiting.”
Turns out they were both right.
Enemies in life continue to be enemies in the afterlife in Hell, a hard boiled supernatural action horror tale.
Hell is pulpy action-noir at its best
“I’ll be waiting.”
Turns out they were both right.
Enemies in life continue to be enemies in the afterlife in Hell, a hard boiled supernatural action horror tale.
Hell is pulpy action-noir at its best
164 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 30, 2016
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May 14, 2018
Give this puppy a good editing job, and it would be one helluva read!
I'm not sure why I was drawn to this self-published indie - the title was intriguing, and the clumsy cover drawing reminded me of my AD&D days. The intro chapters were replete with grammatical issues, but I forged on.
I had to.
The story read like a non-stop action flick, a Heroes in Hell-type tale, except our heroes were not so heroic, and Hell was replete with immortal bikers, blue mohawked babes, midgets with large penises (up, that would be McQuartercock), and dead drug dealers turned hellish overlords.
This book was a lot of fun to read. The grammatical issues died away after the first 30 pages or so, and the non-stop action story took central stage. Nicely done, and worthy of a continued reading for Part Two!
I'm not sure why I was drawn to this self-published indie - the title was intriguing, and the clumsy cover drawing reminded me of my AD&D days. The intro chapters were replete with grammatical issues, but I forged on.
I had to.
The story read like a non-stop action flick, a Heroes in Hell-type tale, except our heroes were not so heroic, and Hell was replete with immortal bikers, blue mohawked babes, midgets with large penises (up, that would be McQuartercock), and dead drug dealers turned hellish overlords.
This book was a lot of fun to read. The grammatical issues died away after the first 30 pages or so, and the non-stop action story took central stage. Nicely done, and worthy of a continued reading for Part Two!
September 12, 2016
Hell yeah
Awesome read. Bad cop v bad guy continue their fight in hell. Fun vision of hell as a thorny battleground filled with weapons and smack talk. Reads fast and like you are watching an action movie --but no special effects could live up to story playing in your head.
Awesome read. Bad cop v bad guy continue their fight in hell. Fun vision of hell as a thorny battleground filled with weapons and smack talk. Reads fast and like you are watching an action movie --but no special effects could live up to story playing in your head.
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