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The most prudent course of action was to get Kaylee away from him and convince her to leave. She remembered hearing of some scheme that involved tricking a stranger into thinking the target was an ex who broke their heart. All to start a fight… like my high-school drama classes are going to cut it…
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“Crying?” Julia asked.
Tears were not an unusual occurrence here. There were hard looks on a lot of faces of those coming off the trail. Such journeys were both physically and emotionally trying, a gruelling experience that needed an outlet… crying… getting plastered… or commit a murder.
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Get Ted Dead is a post-mortal urban fantasy written by independent author Ross Young. This is the second book in the Gloomwood series and starts off a few months after Dead Heads ends.
All the old characters are back in play. Time has not stood still in Gloomwood, attracting the attention of outside forces. For those of you familiar with the Beezy and Grim comics, you may guess who’s the lead instigator.
Like its predecessor, this novel covers multiple points of view. This story is more complex and nuanced, offering a fresh perspective on a dead world. Readers are rewarded with hints of other afterlives, more about the reapers, and what’s the deal with that teddy bear.
Get Ted Dead is a quick read that maintains the comedic standard of its predecessor. Fans of the original story will get a kick of seeing the world they knew get turned upside down.
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“Come…” John said sternly.
“No, James,” Kaylee said, “I’m done!”
“That’s my girl,” Julia whispered and realised how that outburst did not rouse any attention. Even in the worst dive Julia came across, the bartenders at least pretended to care… unless this is normal.
Kaylee recoiled away. Before Julia could think, she was standing, with every muscle twitching, ready to pounce.
“I said no!” Kaylee yelled.
“She said no!” Julia yelled.
Disclaimer: This excerpt from Dark Hearts is currently in development. There may be typos, errors, omissions, inconsistencies and so forth. The image is sourced from Pixabay.
Special delivery! I just got my manuscript for The Van Helsing Incursion back from the editor in the mail. So guess what I’ll be doing this weekend? That’s right, doing some editing!
