Harry Watson

by M Jones

Overview

Gender fluid FBI Agent Harry Watson is hot on the trail of serial murderer The Sandman, only to find themselves in Trinity, Nova Scotia. Trapped in this snowglobe of a place, Harry meets Maurice Harding, whose brother was attacked by The Sandman, and who may not be finished with Maurice's tiny family just yet.

But Maurice has secrets that add layers of complexity to the case, and with the looming threat of another madman set to destroy his family, it's up to Harry Watson to drive the monsters out.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798227016256
Publisher:	M. Jones
Publication date:	10/10/2024
Series:	Harry Watson , #1
Pages:	294
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.66(d)

About the Author

M. Jones has been published in various venues, both online and in print, with a heavy emphasis on horror fiction and speculative, weird fiction. M. Jones has worked as a sous chef, was in nursing, did web design (good ol' css!), graphics design for brochures/newsletters, professional baker, owned and edited the short lived ezine The Random Eye, ran several web serial sites, was an author for BigWorldNetwork.com, a reviewer for TheSlaughteredBird.com and is a stubborn indie mind doodler. Currently a dog and plant mom and an avid coffee drinker/addict. What people have to say about the work of M. Jones: GANGSTER. Originally published by 1889Labs. REVIEWS: "A good story from the start, I like the fact that there was action from the start of the book, and just kept going. Kept you reading wondering what would happen next with our favorite alien. " -Amazon reviewer FRANKIE & FORMALDEHYDE published by Bloodletters Ink REVIEWS: "I give Frankie and Formaldehyde 5 enthusiastic stars and recommend it to all zombie and horror fans who like a little brains with their blood and guts." Zoe E. Whitten, author, Goodreads review WESTMARKET published by Bloodletters Ink "Westmarket is not your typical zombie apocalypse story. The action of the story takes place in and around a big box store that bares a striking resemblance to another store that starts with a "W". The author rotates point of view in the third person throughout the story and by using this device, the characters are well developed by the time the major action of the story begins. Overall a very interesting read and I would recommend to anyone who likes zombie and apocalypse books." - The Eclectic Bookworm, Amazon.com review.