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James Auld
Final Remains (Final Remains Series, Book 1)
Final Remains (Final Remains Series, Book 1)
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Shortly after embarking on a cross-country freedom ride on their Indian Chief Classic motorcycles, bikers and pals Jack Maxton and Nate Navarro are hurled head first into a white-knuckled, supernatural thrill ride.
Decapitation by tractor-trailer is a messy business. But after a surprise resurrection and receiving supernaturally upgraded bodies and bikes, Jack and Nate are offered the choice between either remaining dead (and what's the fun in that?) or embracing their exciting yet chilling new lives as Demon Hunters.
Aided by Farnsworth, an eccentric, snarky British fellow whose headquarters is a dark, decaying morgue where the disturbingly gruesome processing of Jack and Nate's Final Remains is carried out more than a few times, and by Hosiel, an unconventional archangel who likes to manifest himself as the character Tallahassee from the movie "Zombieland", Jack and Nate progress from being clumsy, ill-trained demon fodder, into sophisticated demon-killing machines who ultimately form the Knights Errant Motorcycle Club along with a group of likeable new pals they pick up along the way.
From early encounters that go every kind of wrong, to a nail-biting, endgame battle where all Hell breaks loose, Jack, Nate, and their crew form a lifelong bond of friendship while riding their powerful Indian cruisers, drinking bottles of ice-cold beer, smoking their beloved tobacco pipes, and kicking all kinds of demon-ass with their Hell-active sidearms, blades, and supernatural incantations.
Final Remains is a fast-paced, well-crafted page-turner. It's a profanely hilarious, chillingly gruesome, wild ride of a novel that will hold your attention from the first page to the last.
Decapitation by tractor-trailer is a messy business. But after a surprise resurrection and receiving supernaturally upgraded bodies and bikes, Jack and Nate are offered the choice between either remaining dead (and what's the fun in that?) or embracing their exciting yet chilling new lives as Demon Hunters.
Aided by Farnsworth, an eccentric, snarky British fellow whose headquarters is a dark, decaying morgue where the disturbingly gruesome processing of Jack and Nate's Final Remains is carried out more than a few times, and by Hosiel, an unconventional archangel who likes to manifest himself as the character Tallahassee from the movie "Zombieland", Jack and Nate progress from being clumsy, ill-trained demon fodder, into sophisticated demon-killing machines who ultimately form the Knights Errant Motorcycle Club along with a group of likeable new pals they pick up along the way.
From early encounters that go every kind of wrong, to a nail-biting, endgame battle where all Hell breaks loose, Jack, Nate, and their crew form a lifelong bond of friendship while riding their powerful Indian cruisers, drinking bottles of ice-cold beer, smoking their beloved tobacco pipes, and kicking all kinds of demon-ass with their Hell-active sidearms, blades, and supernatural incantations.
Final Remains is a fast-paced, well-crafted page-turner. It's a profanely hilarious, chillingly gruesome, wild ride of a novel that will hold your attention from the first page to the last.
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