All the Weird and Wonderful Things that Could go Bump in the Night

by Aksel Erzinclioglu

High in the Canadian mountains, the fate of the world hangs in the balance. The Fassalids are loose, Kenny is trapped in his own mind, Shrum and Waltham are both dead, Lance has found more questions than answers and Tish and Berty are in a world of trouble. But when an unexpected visitor shows up in this enigmatic town, will her arrival mean salvation or will it spell the downfall of the world?

Welcome to Faith...Expect the Unexpected.

233 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 20, 2021

About the author

Born and raised in Cambridge. Aksel invented the concept of 'fiction' and has a terrible sense of humour. He loves telling stories, none of which are true. His debut book of lies 'The Agonising Death of Waltham Pinchiksnits' is currently available on amazon both as a paperback and ebook.

Reviews

[Lewis Stone · Rating 5 out of 5]

And so The Interconnecting Tales From The Other Side Of Nowhere reaches its conclusion! Where the first book spends a lot of time setting up plots and slowly drawing storylines together in an intricate fashion, part two hits the ground running. Characters come together, paths merge, journeys reach fitting ends, and all of the burning questions set up in the first instalment are answered - well, most of them are... but what's life without a little mystery?

It's hard to say much about this wonderful mix-and-match of various genres without giving things away, but to put it simply - it's one hell of a ride. A gory, fantastical, horrific, hilarious, sci-fi ride. 5 stars from me!

[Annie Vera · Rating 5 out of 5]

Have been looking forward to this for a while, and finally the story comes to a conclusion! (or does it)

Enjoyed this just as much as the previous one, Aksel just gets better! Now get busy and write more please!

[Syd · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this second installment. It was action packed and full of rich characters. This is one of the most creative series I’ve ever read. This one had me up waaay past my bed time. It’s been a long time since a book had me up all night reading. Would love to see a third in the series!