L. J. Hayward

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Produktbeschreibung

A cop, a physicist and... an angel (!?) walk into a bar...

At first it all seems like a bad joke to Matt Hawkins, vampire slayer extraordinaire. After taking down a vampire Primal, he's prepared for serious backlash from the supernatural community. A mob of vampires seeking vengeance or some other Old World nasty thinking to make a name for themselves by taking Matt out. Yeah, nothing of the sort happens. It seems, against the odds, Matt's managed to scare the baddies into leaving town.

But things are never that simple and Matt should know better than to think otherwise.

When Matt gets a call from PI Erin McRea's assistant, asking for his help in a personal matter, he knows he should turn it down. Erin doesn't like him or his dark world of mythical monsters. Work, however, is scarce and Mercy's getting lazy. So he throws himself, Mercy and Erin into a murder mystery with a suspect straight out of... Hell?

And somehow, Matt has to find the time to help a guy with his not-properly-dead girlfriend...

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Distributed via Smashwords
• Seitenzahl: 504
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. August 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780992502645
• Artikelnr.: 45449435

Autorenporträt

L.J. Hayward has been telling stories for most of her life. Granted, a good deal of them have been of the tall variety, but who's counting? Parents and teachers notwithstanding, of course. These days, the vast majority of her story telling has been in an honest attempt to create fun and exciting ways of entertaining others (and making money).

As such, she is still a mad (always provoked!) scientist in a dungeon laboratory (it has no windows. Seriously, the zombie apocalypse could be going on outside and she'd have nary a clue) who, on the rare occasions she emerges into the light, does so under extreme protest and with the potential hazard of bursting into flames under the southeast Queensland sun.