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The Weakest Link
Liz Sanford didn't become a doctor of Demonology for this. The government's offical occult investigator finds herself dragged into a web of strangeness by a complimentary sausage and the incompetence of her own boss. "The Weakest Link" lifts the lid off the least likely conspiracy even she's ever likely to encounter. Who is that woman hiding in the cupboard? Is Liz Sanford doomed to make use of that coffin with her name on it? And how does her self-declared arch-enemy and occultist Astbury Charlemagne fit into it all? Only "The Weakest Link" can tell you. 6,300 words.
21 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 3, 2011
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January 2, 2020
If you like the ridiculous then this is for you
I loved it. A government department run by a nimcompoop but with two clever female agents. This is a case were an awards ceremony is used to brain wash him into an action. An action involving a sausage, a minister, a robot and an attempt to control one of the main Government departments.
Yes it was a bit of a ludicrous situation but it was fun and zany. It just appealed to my sense of the ridiculous.
I loved it. A government department run by a nimcompoop but with two clever female agents. This is a case were an awards ceremony is used to brain wash him into an action. An action involving a sausage, a minister, a robot and an attempt to control one of the main Government departments.
Yes it was a bit of a ludicrous situation but it was fun and zany. It just appealed to my sense of the ridiculous.
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