Something for Everything

by BP Gregory

Overview

Long ago humanity retreated into migrating cities, leaving the landscape to monsters. Within the safety of walls the caste of Surgeons are denied human touch to preserve their skills.A Surgeon must not be touched. The city can never stop. Comforting truths to live by. But the other cities have fallen silent. Fear stalks the streets. And John the Surgeon craves touch more than anything.Monsters, machines and roaming cities, insanity, betrayal and lust: centuries later, the seeds of grim legacy sown in Automatons have borne strange fruit indeed...

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781539374039
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	10/03/2016
Series:	Automatons , #2
Pages:	362
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.81(d)

About the Author

Monsters, machines and roaming cities, insanity, betrayal and lust! Author and avid reader, BP Gregory was always an oddment to justify the most terrible things. With such tales you shouldn't always feel comfortable or safe.

Coming from a sober, orderly corporate background she has been a student of archaeology and a dilettante of psychology, biological science and prepping culture. However it was her love of writing about people that drew her strongly to science fiction, horror and urban fantasy: all engines for frogmarching hapless characters through extreme situations. A process of painfully peeling back layers to discover what, if anything, lurks within. Do we each treasure some inviolate core of self, kept safe from our actions and choices? Would it matter if nobody saw it?

BP Gregory is the author of three novels including the newly released Something for Everything (second in the Automatons series). A stroll down life's eerie back alleys with a few collections of short stories, and a horror novelette which is a youthful messy love letter to her home town round out the picture. She lives in Melbourne with her husband where she is currently writing The Town, an Australian horror novel about a mysterious burnt out town that should never have been there.

For sneak peeks at The Town, more stories, reviews and recommendations on some great reads as she ploughs enthusiastically through her to-read list visit bpgregory.com.