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It was supposed to be just a dirty weekend away, Brian and Aimi, the Helsing and the Oni-Hunter, enjoying a bit of sight-seeing, drinking and, more than likely, a little rumpy-pumpy in the Egyptian sun. Just a bit of simple fun, as his predecessor had often enjoyed, to take his mind off the looming Cthulu-sized problems on the horizon. And perhaps it would have been simple.

If it wasn’t for the mummies.

He should have expected it to be fair; wherever Brian trod monsters came crawling out from the woodwork. Such was his lot in life, as both the unluckiest guy in the world, whilst simultaneously being the Helsing, tasked with fighting supernatural horrors wherever they might be found.

But Brian had grown since that first day all those months ago. And when Imhotep the Sorcerer summons his undead hordes to bring the world into everlasting darkness, he reckons without a seriously pissed-off Brian and his ninja friend-with-benefits.

Brian did not pay for a five star room at an all-inclusive resort, only to be eaten alive by scarab beetles. Oh no. And so, without Bertha, without his weapons, and with very little idea what he’s doing, Brian goes full Helsing and really lets rip, taking his frustrations out in a non-stop, slapstick blood-bath of epic proportions.

Join Brian, at both his Helsingest AND his Brianest, in Mission #6: Where’s My Mummy?

++ Warning: this book contains scenes of idiocy that may offend those of a delicate, or even normal, disposition. Brian isn’t the hero we deserve. Nor, to be frank, is he the one we need right now. But he is a laugh, so there’s that. ++

186 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 19, 2018

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Gareth K. Pengelly

26 books45 followers
Gaz Pengelly lives in rural UK with his girlfriend, a hamster and a part time labrador.

When not writing, he can be found careening around on his motorcycle or sitting in the garden with a pipe and a nice pint of real ale, depending on his mood.

Gaz's fantasy and horror books are inspired by his favourite authors; namely Masterton, Herbert, Brooks, Pratchett, Gemmell, amongst others.

Find his books on his website, here:

http://www.garethkpengelly.co.uk

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91 reviews1 follower
October 4, 2020
Am flying through these books so quickly and not once did I ever feel like they were getting repetitive. Everything about these books is awesome the cover art, the humour and the adventures Brian and his friends find themselves in.

Getting to read about some of the different supernatural enemies from Egyptian mythologies has been very cool.

Onto the next.
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September 28, 2020
It's not the best 'Brian Helsing' book that Gareth has written, a little too short to give the characters any real depth unfortunately. Introducing a gay couple of gay into the storyline whilst a good attempt appears too unstructured and they come across as lack luster stereotypes without any justification to have been introduced, never mind, it hasn't harmed Brian's credibility as a kick-ass demon Hunter, just his inability to increase his prowess with the heroines. The better story of Brian's new ninja love life was the only thing to suffer, much like Brian's early years with the female kind! I'm sure as Brian becomes more adept with his growing abilites he will grow more comfortable with the people he meets. I've read all of the previous Helsing books within the last month and I'm looking forward to reading the remainder as they are an enjoyable read.
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Author 38 books62 followers
June 27, 2018
Another wonderful Brian Helsing book, as our inept doer of derring-do tries to have a simple holiday with alarming results. With the help of Ninja-warrior Aimi and two athletic Germans, Brian must face mummies, golems and even a Kracken! All of this in pursuit of an ancient artifact desired by an equally archaic sorcerer.
As always, the writing is crisp and descriptive, while keeping the action moving. Pengelly keeps the balance between humor and the somber life of a fighter of evil beautifully. The character of Brian has grown immensely over the books and it is great fun to watch his changes. Start reading this series today, you will not be disappointed!
390 reviews4 followers
June 23, 2024
This is the sixth of the Brian Helsing series. This time Brian is taking a holiday to Egypt to get away from his Helsing duties with Aimi, the ninja from his trip to Japan (the Helsing #4). He finds his ring tingling, and senses that there are supernatural doings going on. He and Aimi meet two gay Germans on their first night and they decide they will travel throughout Egypt together. Soon they find out that one of the Germans is related to the very first Helsing, and from there the story goes quicker.
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6 reviews1 follower
July 27, 2018
Great series

Humor, supernatural, D and D references, movie, video games all in the series. Not to serious or long read. Books are in my opinion a day or two reads even with work then again I'm up till all hours. I'd say about a month to read all the available books even with days didn't turn on the reader. This book I looked forward to reading each night many times staying up way later then I should with having to be at work early.
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2,794 reviews17 followers
August 6, 2021
Fabulous Funny Fantasy

Or more like funny action adventure with a heavy dose of magic and reluctant hero. Poor Brian. On vacation with a beautiful Asian ninja, and off course, he is pulled into another adventure dealing with murderous mummies. This book made me think of Raiders of the Lost Arc and The Mummy! Both wonderful movies full of action and treasure. This was a great book full of action and treasure and mummies, skeletons, and evil mages. Great fun.
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79 reviews17 followers
July 22, 2018
An interesting world

Well I did just blow through 3 books in a day and a half. Just when I was wandering who tha big bad will be, last books ending (which flew right over my head) and this one gave us a nice little thing to look forward to, though I expect 2-3 more books till then. Geep up the good work and keep pumping them out
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1,954 reviews3 followers
July 1, 2018
Totally epic!

This book finds Brian battling a boatload of monsters! More than he's ever faced. The story is excellent and non-stop action from the beginning. These books should be read in order.
224 reviews2 followers
September 8, 2018
Changes venues, as enjoyable as ever

Yeah, I have enjoyed this series, and this one takes place in Egypt. Mummies, ancient relatives and descendants, interesting ways to off golems, and other fancy stuff.
Yep, I'm moving on to the next book shortly.
178 reviews1 follower
February 19, 2019
Better & better

This volume moved in a different direction with a truly evil character. Added a new dimension with unexpected assistance from additional Helsings living and gone before . Funny and exciting.
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247 reviews1 follower
March 22, 2021
Not a Good One

I usually love this series, its lighthearted and fun. However, I did not care for this one at all! In fact I could not even finish this one! I do not recommend at all!
6 reviews
January 26, 2022
Great read

Brian once more stumbles from one adventure to another with a steady stream of alcohol and humour . Really enjoying his down to earth views and does show "Anyone can
Be a hero". Great stiffness for a fun read
5 reviews
November 17, 2023
Mojitos & KY jelly

I love this series of books. I can just dip in & out of them. Knowing Penzance well, it just feels so comfortable and familiar. Even the swearing is local, sounds like me.
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58 reviews2 followers
July 12, 2018
Outstanding!

Gaz has two faults. He writes too slowly, he writes books that are too short. Otherwise, the man is perfect.

Read these books. You will not be disappointed.
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178 reviews23 followers
May 17, 2021
You can only do your best

Like Brian. Best of the series so far. I think Gaz needs to get in these books more. Chapter headings.
312 reviews2 followers
December 29, 2021
Van Helsing indeed

This binge reading a series is the way to go. No waiting 6 months to a year between books. Supernatural enjoyable
105 reviews1 follower
October 10, 2024
In this story Brian travels to Egypt with his girlfriend and finds himself encountering mummies.
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