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Cover art by Julia Lloyd. Notes: The first in a new series! Uncover the occult mysteries and deepest secrets of gangland Chicago, from the underworld to the Otherworld. Availability: • Amazon.com Now also available in dramatic audio: GraphicAudio Or talk about it on Goodreads. 1932, and it’s business as usual in the Windy City. Yeah, the economy’s so low it’s looking up at Hell; Capone’s gone up the river; and anyone who knows anything says Prohibition ain’t long for this world. And still the Mob’s big and bad as ever, still got their fingers in every last one of Chicago’s nooks and crannies. You wanna get by in this city? You keep your head down and your trap shut, and you don’t make waves. Especially when you got the kinda secrets I do. So yeah, I give the trouble boys a wide berth. I sure as hell don’t ever work for them! Except when I do. Except when some made guy’s moll tells me her daughter’s been missing for sixteen years, and they’ve been raising a good old-fashioned changeling in her place. Then, my better instincts aside, I start getting interested. Me? I’m a P.I. Of course I am. Ain’t all these stories about a P.I? But I’m not your typical P.I. The name’s Mick Oberon, or at least it is now. Yeah, like in that Oberon; third cousin on my mother’s side. I’m here in Chicago mostly because I’m in exile from the Seelie Court. And like most of you have probably already figured, I’m not human.
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Cover art by Jason Chan. The third Widdershins adventure continues my (and Pyr’s) foray into Young Adult fantasy. But as with the prior books, I anticipate that this should still appeal to my adult fans as well. Keep up with Widdershins on Facebook. Availability: Or talk about it on Goodreads.
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Cover art by Jon Sullivan.
Notes: This was meant to be the first of a new line of Iron Kingdoms novels. Sadly, behind-the-scenes issues kept the series from being completed. As with my other tie-in work, I did my best to make this book accessible to people who are not already familiar with the property. I can’t promise you’ll get every reference, but I do believe that you should be able to read and understand the story without substantial difficulty. Just in case, though, an appendix describing the details of the nations and world of the Iron Kingdoms is included. Availability: Or talk about it on Goodreads. The Iron Kingdoms are at war—a war fought with machine guns and magic, knights of valor, and earth-shaking titans of steam and steel. And now that war may hinge entirely on nothing more than a sheaf of papers. An alchemical formula, stolen by an ally they thought they could trust, could cost the brave soldiers of Cygnar everything. Their only hope: a cunning spy, a knight out of her element, and a frighteningly small unit of the best that Cygnar has to offer. Arrayed against them is not only a single, devious enemy, but the combined intelligence apparatus—and possibly the full military might—of the most brutal martial power Cygnar has ever known. |
