Shade City: A Dante Butcher Novel
Paperback
Publisher Price: $19.99
ISBN13: 9780692242957
Publisher: Blood & Treasure
Published: Jul 1 2014
Pages: 406
Weight: 1.02
Height: 0.90 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Sex, drugs, and hunting ghosts.
For Dante Butcher, ghost hunting isn't a business, it's a pastime. He frequents the Los Angeles nightlife circuit, where meeting strangers, knocking back drinks, and even taking the occasional punch are all in a night's work.
Staying up late is easy when you dream of the Dead Side, a muted world inhabited by nightmarish shades. Only the dead don't always stay that way. Sometimes they come back, and that's where Dante comes in.
But cool confidence doesn't prepare him for what begins in a piss-soaked bathroom. The Dead Side opens up a whole new world to him, and for the first time, it's the ghosts that are hunting Dante.
Shade City by Domino Finn follows an irreverent urban fantasy misfit who gives readers an outsider's inside-perspective of a shadowy Los Angeles.
★★★★★ Keeps getting more intense the further you read.
★★★★★ It's rare to find something actually worth adding to the mythos of supernatural fiction.
★★★★★ Edgy, aloof, and cool, no one hones the same edge that Domino's characters have.
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