Here Be Dragons (A Night Call Story)

Name: Here Be Dragons (A Night Call Story)
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Author: L.J. Hayward
ISBN: 9780992502676

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L.J. Hayward

L.J. Hayward
Paru le : 31/08/2015

A day in the life of Night Call-Matt Hawkins, vampire-slayer extraordinaire and Mercy Belique, vampire femme fatale. From the whacky, to the mundane and... > Lire la suite

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A day in the life of Night Call-Matt Hawkins, vampire-slayer extraordinaire and Mercy Belique, vampire femme fatale. From the whacky, to the mundane and back again in twenty-four hours. After successfully completing one job-killing the angry, ugly rat thing was the aim after all, no matter what else may have gone wrong. er, happened-Matt Hawkins settles in for a nice, quiet day at home. If you ignore the neighbour trying to come to terms with his new boat.
And the ringing phone. Matt does neither. The former brings him some satisfaction and the latter, a new job. Which is all well and good, until he actually gets to the local waterway and comes face to face with a creature he's never seen before. Navigating between cranky scholars, moody vampires and a monster straight out of myth, Matt might just find himself in uncharted waters and "Here Be Dragons".

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Date de parution : 31/08/2015
Editeur : L.J. Hayward
ISBN : 978-0-9925026-7-6
EAN : 9780992502676
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Biographie de L.J. Hayward

L. J. Hayward has been telling stories for most of her life. Granted, a good deal of them have been of the tall variety, but who's counting? Parents and teachers notwithstanding, of course. These days, the vast majority of her story telling has been in an honest attempt to create fun and exciting ways of entertaining others (and making money). As such, she is still a mad (always provoked!) scientist in a dungeon laboratory (it has no windows.
Seriously, the zombie apocalypse could be going on outside and she'd have nary a clue) who, on the rare occasions she emerges into the light, does so under extreme protest and with the potential hazard of bursting into flames under the southeast Queensland sun.