Graeme K. Talboys

Dwarf Girls Don't Dance (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

From the author of the #1 Kindle Bestselling 'Detective Strongoak and the Case of the Dead Elf' - the new Detective Strongoak adventure. You never hear much about Dwarf women, do you? That's because they are trouble. Real trouble. When Master Detective Nicely Strongoak first encounters the drop-dead gorgeous dwarfess 'Diamond', a fully paid up member of the Citadel Guild of Amorous Dancers and Associated Divesters, he should have known better than to leave his business card. Especially when subsequent business turns out to involve murder and the man reputed to be the Citadel's Dark Crime Lord. He certainly shouldn't have gone to help Diamond beat a murder rap. Not when it involved heading back to the old Dwarf Kingdom of Skragsrealm, and the memories of a much younger Nicely and his encounter with the Nine Idlers - a group of men, elves, gnomes, dwarves and even a Warrior Princess. Oh, and the one brutal killing he had never managed to solve. Yet his alliance with the strangely attractive gobliness Detective Analyst Grundrund leads Nicely on a trail full of enchanters and lost love that might solve not just one, but three murders. That's if the rewilded wolves and mud dragons don't get him first.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Graeme K. Talboys
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. September 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781909295209
• Artikelnr.: 74395753

Autorenporträt

Graeme K. Talboys was born in Hammersmith. In between teaching in schools and musuems, he has published eight works of non-fiction (on museum education, drama, and matters spiritual). He has also written more than a dozen novels. The first (written when he was seventeen) was lost on a train. The next two (written in his early twenties) he wishes had been. Thankfully, he's improved and has had considerably more success with writing since then. His previous jobs have included stacking shelves, pot boy and sandwich maker, and sweeping factory floors. As an adult his first job was teaching Drama and English. Some of his pupils still speak to him. He has been published by the likes of Routledge and HarperVoyager. His agent is Leslie Gardner of Artellus.