Hammers on Bone, by Cassandra Khaw

A satisfying hard boiled detective story with a Lovecraftian twist.
Michael was born in New Jersey, but he's gotten over it. A self-identified geek, he enjoys sci fi, fantasy, and horror books, movies, and t.v, as well as video and tabletop games.
A satisfying hard boiled detective story with a Lovecraftian twist.
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