Kingston Raine and the Grim Reaper
Jackson Lear
Mar 2014 · Jackson Lear
5.0star
1 review
Ebook
310
Pages
About this ebook
For fans of Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman, and Douglas Adams.
Even the Grim Reaper can have a bad day. When one of Hell's inept devils scares the wrong man to death, the Grim Reaper and Satan are forced to cover it up so that none of Limbo's lawyers can discover the truth. But this simple mishap sets off a chain of events that brings Death face to face with someone who has the power to strip him of all his authority: a bureaucratic angel desperate to up-end the afterlife and rule with an iron fist.
If Death has any hope of saving mankind he must put his faith in the one man more troublesome than Satan himself: Kingston Raine.
Even the Grim Reaper can have a bad day. When one of Hell's inept devils scares the wrong man to death, the Grim Reaper and Satan are forced to cover it up so that none of Limbo's lawyers can discover the truth. But this simple mishap sets off a chain of events that brings Death face to face with someone who has the power to strip him of all his authority: a bureaucratic angel desperate to up-end the afterlife and rule with an iron fist.
If Death has any hope of saving mankind he must put his faith in the one man more troublesome than Satan himself: Kingston Raine.
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About the author
Jackson Lear grew up around the world and has developed an accent thatcan sometimes be described as mostly Irish, a fair whack of English, and a hint of American. That's pretty handy for someone who lives inAustralia. He considers 8am to be the middle of the night, has a habitof buying more books than he can ever read, and might have a go at being Batman if his writing career never really takes off.
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