Burdin of Choice
(Beasts of Burdin #2)
By Alexander Nader
Release Date: November 10,
2014
Keywords: Urban Fantasy
Blurb:
Ty
Burdin is back. Back to drinking and back to avoiding demons. He is, of course,
the leading expert in his field. In both subjects.
That’s probably why, when a customer offers him way too much money just to locate a missing car and some mysterious cargo, he readily agrees. The dude is human after all—Ty’s prime target client base.
Along with the money comes a slew of disappearances which Ty tries to ignore while tracking down that car, because, of course, those missing people might be demon related, and as he’s said before, that’s agency business. Not his. Period.
Until today.
Ty Burdin is to back drinking as well as everything he vowed never to get involved with again.
Question is, which one will kill him first? The booze, the demons, or the Agency?
That’s probably why, when a customer offers him way too much money just to locate a missing car and some mysterious cargo, he readily agrees. The dude is human after all—Ty’s prime target client base.
Along with the money comes a slew of disappearances which Ty tries to ignore while tracking down that car, because, of course, those missing people might be demon related, and as he’s said before, that’s agency business. Not his. Period.
Until today.
Ty Burdin is to back drinking as well as everything he vowed never to get involved with again.
Question is, which one will kill him first? The booze, the demons, or the Agency?
Beasts of Burdin on Amazon & Barnes
and Noble
Burdin of Choice on goodreads
About the author:
Alex lives in the
tourist infested hills of east Tennessee with his amazing wife/muse and three superb
children. He would tell you more about how awesome they are, but you probably
wouldn’t believe him. When he’s not hanging out with them he’s making pizzas and
occasionally he jots a few words down. He’s a big fan of good music, good storytelling,
and fun, lots of fun.
He once wrote a short story about pirates to his wife via text message that blossomed into a full length novel and never stopped after that.
He once wrote a short story about pirates to his wife via text message that blossomed into a full length novel and never stopped after that.
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