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Mostly Dead: An Urban Fantasy LitRPG Demon Noir
The real treasure was the friends we ate along the way.♣ ♦ ♥ ♠
A world about to fry.
A dead man on his last dime.
And a whole lot of unfinished business.
Who could ask for anything more?
Just your classic tale of an undead detective with nothing left to lose, risking it all to find something worth dying for... again.It kicks off with me—half-dead, dripping in demon guts, and trading jabs with Death himself. I used to be a washed-up detective, more of a sideshow freak than a hero, until I found myself pulled back in. A dame, unlike any other, shows moonlit eyes, a damn curse, a city-crushing demon, and a leather jacket that doesn't know when to shut up.
And that was just the start. Now I’m revived, barely stitched together, and fighting to stay one step ahead of the underworld’s darkest secrets. This city is a neon-lit labyrinth, and every corner hides something hungry, broken, or both.
Demons, undead, and a bad case of the end the world. What could go wrong?
Grab a drink, strap in, and hold onto your fedora—because this story isn’t for the faint of heart.
♣ ♦ ♥ ♠
Welcome to a world where cyberpunk meets the supernatural—a dystopian city drenched in neon and shadows, where the rain never stops, and magic lurks in the corners. Jack, our hard-boiled protagonist, is a private investigator with a knack for pissing off all the wrong people. Guided by Frank, his demon-possessed leather jacket, Jack tackles cases that blur the lines between the living and the dead, unraveling conspiracies that threaten to end reality itself.
Expect the fast-paced action of Blade Runner, the sharp-tongued dialogue of classic noir, and the supernatural intrigue of urban fantasy.
If you’re looking for hard-boiled detective fiction with a cyberpunk twist, supernatural thrillers, and a protagonist who isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty, then buckle up.
Cyberpunk, Paranormal Urban Fantasy, Zombie, LitRPG (aka Demon Punk Noir)
A world about to fry.
A dead man on his last dime.
And a whole lot of unfinished business.
Who could ask for anything more?
Just your classic tale of an undead detective with nothing left to lose, risking it all to find something worth dying for... again.It kicks off with me—half-dead, dripping in demon guts, and trading jabs with Death himself. I used to be a washed-up detective, more of a sideshow freak than a hero, until I found myself pulled back in. A dame, unlike any other, shows moonlit eyes, a damn curse, a city-crushing demon, and a leather jacket that doesn't know when to shut up.
And that was just the start. Now I’m revived, barely stitched together, and fighting to stay one step ahead of the underworld’s darkest secrets. This city is a neon-lit labyrinth, and every corner hides something hungry, broken, or both.
Demons, undead, and a bad case of the end the world. What could go wrong?
Grab a drink, strap in, and hold onto your fedora—because this story isn’t for the faint of heart.
♣ ♦ ♥ ♠
Welcome to a world where cyberpunk meets the supernatural—a dystopian city drenched in neon and shadows, where the rain never stops, and magic lurks in the corners. Jack, our hard-boiled protagonist, is a private investigator with a knack for pissing off all the wrong people. Guided by Frank, his demon-possessed leather jacket, Jack tackles cases that blur the lines between the living and the dead, unraveling conspiracies that threaten to end reality itself.
Expect the fast-paced action of Blade Runner, the sharp-tongued dialogue of classic noir, and the supernatural intrigue of urban fantasy.
If you’re looking for hard-boiled detective fiction with a cyberpunk twist, supernatural thrillers, and a protagonist who isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty, then buckle up.
Cyberpunk, Paranormal Urban Fantasy, Zombie, LitRPG (aka Demon Punk Noir)
423 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 20, 2025
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