HWSNBN (He Who Shall Not Be Named): Free Hybrid Series Spin-off

The Hybrid Series #6

by Andrew Harding

In this Hybrid Series spin-off, a new cell of hybrids is born, instigated after they meet by two hybrids, Gavin and Jane. Gavin stops on their way to Jane's digs, to pick up her clothes, when he sees his boss out on a job. After he explains why he's stopped, Jane tells him that two women were killed inside the house and their ghosts were trying to get the attention of his boss. From his boss's first meeting with Jane, showing him how much of an asset she'd be to his nick, Gavin was asked the next morning if he'd take Jane with him to work. His boss, after a lengthy call to MI5, informed them that Gavin was supposed to head the murder squad and the new extension, mothballed for some time, was their new department. It wasn't long before they were called out. Gavin took charge, but after a few cases with the same MO, he soon realised they'd need the help of the other cell. Outnumbered on this case, and the safety of the human side of his team paramount, he made the call. No other option.

Genres: Amazon

245 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 10, 2014

Reviews

[Rose · Rating 4 out of 5]

Rose

Having read very little of vampires, I know very little about them. In Andrew Harding's book we find out unique habits they have developed which aids them in their ability to solve crimes. We also learn of the things they do on off times. Anyone who loves vampires will love this story.

[Carolanne Giampietro · Rating 5 out of 5]

A book that should be named

Loved the pacing,loved the people, in ggeneral jusst loved the whole book. Andrew Harding is an excellent writer and I look forward to reading more of hiss work.

[P.S. Winn · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interesting read, although at times I had a bit of a problem wondering where the story was leading, Jane, Gavin and a few others are a different type of hybrid and the author did a great job on an innovative story that takes readers into their lives. I liked the author's style which is easy to read and follow along. This is book that I think will appeal to readers who like supernatural and want a look inside the lives of those dealing with a hybrid life. The authr made them feel real and dealing with problems like we all do.