Stephen Osborne
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Pale as a Ghost (Duncan Andrews Thrillers, #1)
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Animal Instinct (Duncan Andrews Thrillers, #2)
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The Scarlet Tide (Duncan Andrews Thrillers, #3)
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Dead End (Duncan Andrews Thrillers, #4)
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Under a Blood-Red Moon (Duncan Andrews Thrillers, #5)
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Raven's Rest
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Wrestling With Jesus
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Pop Goes the Weasel
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Cold as the Clay (Duncan Andrews Thrillers, #6)
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Temporal Driftwood
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“It’s my spider, Jeffrey. He’s a tarantula.”
“Yes, he certainly seems to be.”
“He’s my pet.”
“Better you than me. I’m not overly fond of spiders. Too many
legs.”
“No,” Ernie said simply, “he’s got the right number.”
― Pop Goes the Weasel
“Yes, he certainly seems to be.”
“He’s my pet.”
“Better you than me. I’m not overly fond of spiders. Too many
legs.”
“No,” Ernie said simply, “he’s got the right number.”
― Pop Goes the Weasel
“It’s just that… I’m wanting to start dating myself.” I saw Gina’s eyes bug out. “I don’t mean dating myself. I’ve been doing that for ten years now. It’s gotten to the point where I buy my left hand chocolates on Valentine’s Day.”
― Pale as a Ghost
― Pale as a Ghost
“Sounds good. What sort of fun did you
have in mind?”
I rubbed my nose against his. “It’s kind of like putting together
toys on Christmas morning. You have to insert dowel rod A into slot B
until it fits firmly….”
“Oh, yes?”
“…and then you move things around until you break something
and make a big mess.”
― Pop Goes the Weasel
have in mind?”
I rubbed my nose against his. “It’s kind of like putting together
toys on Christmas morning. You have to insert dowel rod A into slot B
until it fits firmly….”
“Oh, yes?”
“…and then you move things around until you break something
and make a big mess.”
― Pop Goes the Weasel
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“I heard Elton’s deep growl. I only gave our friendly—well, sort of friendly—demon the number a few days previously.
“They were busy last night” was his opening line. No “hello, how are you.” Demons had no sense of etiquette.”
― Under a Blood-Red Moon
“They were busy last night” was his opening line. No “hello, how are you.” Demons had no sense of etiquette.”
― Under a Blood-Red Moon
“On the way I contemplated giving the middle finger to the crow but refrained in case it was just an innocent bird. That, and I worried what Carson’s men would think if I flipped the bird to a bird”
― Under a Blood-Red Moon
― Under a Blood-Red Moon
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Stephen, Hi. Hope all is well. Since we’re Goodreads friends, I thought I’d share my latest novel, Midlife Crisis, with you."Rob Rosen does madcap gay humor better than anyone else writing today. Midlife Crisis is no exception." - Neil Plakcy, author of The Mahu Investigations
I hope you can pick up a copy. As a special thanks for your time, feel free to message me on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/therobrosen) for a free PDF copy of any of my other 9 novels, which you can find here: http://www.therobrosen.com
All the best,
Rob Rosen
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