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Agent Brandon Hill is on assignment in South America, enjoying the local culture and women, when a mystery that could lead to El Dorado falls into his lap. Before the intrepid agent knows it, he is the jungle uncovering a plot but the devilish Illuminati. He will need all his monkey knife fighting skills to survive this one.
Tales from the Archives are short stories set in the world of the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences. They explore events mentioned in the novels, characters seen and unseen and may include novel teasers of things to come.
Tales from the Archives are short stories set in the world of the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences. They explore events mentioned in the novels, characters seen and unseen and may include novel teasers of things to come.
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First published September 21, 2011
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P.C. Haring
7 books16 followersA fan of Science Fiction from an early age P.C. Haring has always been one of those who looked up at the night sky and wondered “what if…”
P.C. Haring made his debut as a writer and podcast novelist on 01/01/10 with Cybrosis. This production met with a strongly favorable response that propelled it to number four on the Podiobooks.com Top Ten list when it was re-launched there that October. His audio fiction can also be heard in Scott Sigler’s The Crypt: Book 1 — The Crew and in Philippa Ballantine’s Chronicles of the Order anthology. His contribution for Tales from the Archives, co-produced by Philippa Ballantine and Tee Morris, won him the 2012 Parsec Award for Best Short Story. This momentum propelled P.C. Haring into publishing Cybrosis as well as his latest project, Slipspace: Harbinger independently.
When he isn’t developing new projects for podcast and publication, P.C. Haring works as a corporate accountant in the Chicagoland area and as a husband to his beautiful wife.
P.C. Haring made his debut as a writer and podcast novelist on 01/01/10 with Cybrosis. This production met with a strongly favorable response that propelled it to number four on the Podiobooks.com Top Ten list when it was re-launched there that October. His audio fiction can also be heard in Scott Sigler’s The Crypt: Book 1 — The Crew and in Philippa Ballantine’s Chronicles of the Order anthology. His contribution for Tales from the Archives, co-produced by Philippa Ballantine and Tee Morris, won him the 2012 Parsec Award for Best Short Story. This momentum propelled P.C. Haring into publishing Cybrosis as well as his latest project, Slipspace: Harbinger independently.
When he isn’t developing new projects for podcast and publication, P.C. Haring works as a corporate accountant in the Chicagoland area and as a husband to his beautiful wife.
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September 26, 2011
Eliza and Wellington look into another case in South America...
Here we have Agent Brandon Hill who was sent several months ago by Director Mr. Sound on a lead on El Dorado, the city of gold. Hill has found no leads, but he has been enjoying the fun side of life with visits to the brothels and one in particular woman he visits. On his latest trip he sees she has a new vase in her room. This vase has a story of it's own, relating to El Dorado. Then things become deadly...
There is a touch of steampunk and machinery as Hill walks through the tinker part of town, but my favorite it the knife system Hill has. This is very neat and appears toward the end of the story. It is a nice six blade holder on his arm that rotates and releases. Hill regards himself later as a Monkey Knife Fighter. As you can guess there is fighting and action present in this short podcast.
I enjoyed this story as it has brought touches of the book Phoenix Rising into here with these vases. No need to read the book, but it just touches on items present in the book to relate the characters, book, and podcasts together. But in doing this has started my wheels turning and thinking, things that may never come to light but you never know as a reader with a creative wondering mind. And I like when I start to wonder about books.
Here we have Agent Brandon Hill who was sent several months ago by Director Mr. Sound on a lead on El Dorado, the city of gold. Hill has found no leads, but he has been enjoying the fun side of life with visits to the brothels and one in particular woman he visits. On his latest trip he sees she has a new vase in her room. This vase has a story of it's own, relating to El Dorado. Then things become deadly...
There is a touch of steampunk and machinery as Hill walks through the tinker part of town, but my favorite it the knife system Hill has. This is very neat and appears toward the end of the story. It is a nice six blade holder on his arm that rotates and releases. Hill regards himself later as a Monkey Knife Fighter. As you can guess there is fighting and action present in this short podcast.
I enjoyed this story as it has brought touches of the book Phoenix Rising into here with these vases. No need to read the book, but it just touches on items present in the book to relate the characters, book, and podcasts together. But in doing this has started my wheels turning and thinking, things that may never come to light but you never know as a reader with a creative wondering mind. And I like when I start to wonder about books.
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