The most ordinary of places, the most unexceptional of people, can hide the most extraordinary evil.
Dave is a good guy. He’s got a decent job at a record store. He’s in love, though the girl he loves has no idea.
Gilroy is a bad guy. He’s got a decent job at the same record store. He murders people in the name of a demon from a hellish dimension of pure evil.
For these two co-workers, where they come from, what they do, and who they are will collide in a series of events that threatens to leave them both completely broken.
A very different novel from best-selling fantasy author Philip Athans, Completely Broken will grab you by the throat from page one and by the heart-stopping climax, will leave all your expectations completely broken.
Philip Athans is the founding partner of Athans & Associates Creative Consulting, and the New York Times best-selling author of Annihilation and ten other fantasy and horror books including the recently-released The Guide to Writing Fantasy & Science Fiction. Born in Rochester, New York he grew up in suburban Chicago, where he published the literary magazine Alternative Fiction & Poetry. His blog, Fantasy Author’s Handbook, (http://fantasyhandbook.wordpress.com/) is updated every Tuesday, and you can follow him on Twitter @PhilAthans. He makes his home in the foothills of the Washington Cascades, east of Seattle.
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Dave is a good guy. He’s got a decent job at a record store. He’s in love, though the girl he loves has no idea.
Gilroy is a bad guy. ...