Dark War: A Matt Richter Novel (The Nekropolis Archives)
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| Rating | : | 4.92 (746 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0857661124 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 400 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-03-19 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Noir Meets Zombie Humor SciFiChick Zombie detective Matt Richter's latest case starts with missing magic users, including the one man who helps Matt stay in one piece. But when blame is cast on one faction of Nekropolis, it looks like a war may break out among them. Demons, vampires, and other things that go bump in the night - Matt has face. "Can't wait for the next one!" according to Candida Robinson. The vivid "world" of Nekropolis will pull you in from the first page. This is a must read series. I can't wait for the next one!. Kindle Customer said Enjoyed this installment. I am still comparing these to the Nightside series, but I find that the universe's although similar, have enough differences to be entertaining. It does kind of end with an interesting cliffhanger and I would love to see what happens next!
Meet Matt Richter. Zombie. PI.From his arrival at Nekropolis, Matt has found himself embroiled in disputes with the city's vampire lords, shapeshifters, golems and other monstrosities.Nothing has prepared him for the Dark War.File Under: Urban Fantasy Turf Fang Gangs Endurance Dead Streets
He's also written fiction based on Stargate: SG-1, Doctor Who, A Nightmare on Elm Street, the videogame Defender, Xena the Warrior Princess, and others. His original novels include the Nekropolis series, Cross County, Darkness Wakes, Pandora Drive, and Like Death. He's published over one hundred short stories, some of which are collected in Broken Shadows and All Too Surreal. The author lives in Centerville,
Rowling's Harry Potter universe, keep the pages turning at a rapid rate as Richter embarks on an enthralling tour of the dead city, from the vampire-filled streets of Gothtown to the bustling clubs and seedy dives of the Manhattanlike Sprawl."- Publishers Weekly (starred review)"It's hard to say if this singular novel, which boasts a wicked sense of humor to round off the horror, should be eligible for an Edgar Award or a Bram Stoker or both."- Elliot Swanson, Booklist . Praise for "Nekropolis":"Vivid description and characterization, as well a