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NEGOTIATING (WITH) THE DEAD

 


BY A. NIXON

“Someone should speak to the dead… The dead will know who killed them.”

Ebook available from Amazon

When the bodies started showing up along the River of the Dead, everyone had a
theory. Everyone except Alasdair Johnson. Since he was young, Alasdair could
sense with the supernatural, whether or not he wanted to. As an adult, he’d much
rather be left alone by both the dead and the living. He definitely isn’t keen
to get involved in this whole “dead bodies” thing.

But as a former child medium and a potent magnet for the dearly and nearly
departed, Alasdair has a feeling that he’s going to get dragged into it. Because
he always does.

(And he’s got the scars to prove it.)

Negotiating (with) the Dead is A. Nixon’s debut novel. It chronicles the
misadventures of a reluctant medium in a world where ghosts, necromancers, and
the cops that investigate them are just a part of any regular Monday.





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