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Average rating: 3.98 · 130 ratings · 44 reviews · 5 distinct worksSimilar authors
Local Gods

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In Winter’s Garden

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The Long View

4.03 avg rating — 33 ratings — published 2021 — 2 editions
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The Nasties

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The Nasties. End of Watch

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Local Gods by Mark  Hurst
"Pete puts ASS in assassin.

Pete kills folks for a living. I wonder if that's the advice his career guidance counsellor told him when he was at school? Poor Pete. He kind of overdoes it with one of his targets and displeases his boss. Boss angry. Boss " Read more of this review »
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Local Gods by Mark  Hurst
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LOCAL GODS
by Mark Hurst

4 1/2 stars. Hit man Pete Collins (not his real name) was sent to kill sleazy high court Judge Archibald Hunter...

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Pete got personal performing the job when he should have kept t" Read more of this review »
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“I don't like it here,’ said Mathilda without really thinking. ‘It feels wrong.’ Bash knew what she meant. The woods looked fine, beautiful even, but there was something behind the normality of it all. A creeping feeling that made the hairs on his arms stand up and his stomach churn.”
Mark Hurst, The Nasties

“Charlie spun round this way and that. Shimmering shapes danced away at the edges of his vision. ‘Where are you?’ he cried. ‘Show yourself.”
Mark Hurst, The Nasties

“He dreamt of tall trees whispering to each other in the night, speaking the special language of the old world.”
Mark Hurst, In Winter’s Garden

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