Given eternal youth by his green companion, Catch--a human flesh-eating demon with an attitude--ex-seminarian Travis O'Hearn wants to pay Catch back by giving him a one-way ticket back to the netherworld from which he came.
Christopher Moore
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| Practical Demonkeeping | |
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A Comedy of
Horrors Given eternal youth by his green companion, Catch--a human flesh-eating demon with an attitude--ex-seminarian Travis O'Hearn wants to pay Catch back by giving him a one-way ticket back to the netherworld from which he came. |
| Bloodsucking Fiends | |
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A Love
Story A wildly inventive tale of vampires on the loose and in love in San Francisco. When a beautiful woman named Jody entered Tommy Flood's life, she changes it for all eternity. Jody is a vampire who sets her sights on Tommy. Their ensuing romance is filled with passion, bloodlust and, of course, an inevitable amount of blood loss. |
| Coyote Blue | |
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Sam Hunter, born Samson Hunts Alone, was forced to run away from the reservation when he was only 15. Twenty years later, safely ensconced in his yuppie persona as an insurance salesman, Sam's doing fine--until Coyote, an ancient god and trickster, enters the scene. |
| Island of the Sequined Love Nun | |
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Tucker Case is a defrocked pilot for the Mary Jean Cosmetics Corporation who lost his job, totaled his boss' plane, and nearly demolished his manhood during a drunken airborne sexual liaison. Now he is running for his life from Mary Jean's goons toward the only employment opportunity left for him: piloting shady secret missions for an unscrupulous medical missionary and a sexy, naturally blond High Priestess on a remote Micronesian island hell, whose one-time cannibalistic residents have not completely abandoned their culinary past. |
| The Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove | |
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USA
Today "Humor that seamlessly blends lunacy with larceny. . .habit-forming zaniness. . .The careers of the writers with even a quarter as much wit and joie de vivre are always worth following." The Philadelphia
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