Lost on a Page - Sharp, David E.
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"This is one of the most clever, entertaining, and hilarious series I've ever read." -Joe Siple, bestselling author of The Five Wishes of Mr. Murray McBride It's an all-out genre war in this third installment of the Lost on a Page series. Joe Slade is a detective with a hot lead and no idea where he is. Fallen from the world of fiction, Joe journeys through a hellscape of conflicting happy endings. There, he must confront the story-and the life-he left behind. His last chance to escape his fictional existence is to navigate an impossible labyrinth of genre tropes and reunite with his mentor…mehr

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"This is one of the most clever, entertaining, and hilarious series I've ever read." -Joe Siple, bestselling author of The Five Wishes of Mr. Murray McBride It's an all-out genre war in this third installment of the Lost on a Page series. Joe Slade is a detective with a hot lead and no idea where he is. Fallen from the world of fiction, Joe journeys through a hellscape of conflicting happy endings. There, he must confront the story-and the life-he left behind. His last chance to escape his fictional existence is to navigate an impossible labyrinth of genre tropes and reunite with his mentor Ellodrine, a wizard who suffers from reinterpretation. Their quest will take them through genres dark and deadly: Treacherous Spy Fiction, Gothic Horror, Gritty Cyberpunk, Urban Fantasy, and others too terrible to tell. But can Joe and Ellodrine change their story when the plot betrays them? And how can Joe choose between an old love and a new life?
Autorenporträt
David E. Sharp is a noisy librarian. His writing journey has included original stage productions, several short stories, a smattering of silly poems, and one ransom note to his high school algebra teacher enclosed with a photograph of a textbook tied to a chair. David is a member of Writing Heights Writing Association and often contributes to their blog. He lives with his wife, children, and corgis in the World Where The Books Are Written.