There have always been Mountain Men.
Their true identities hidden. Their real motives unknown. Until now.

For more than four centuries ‘The Mountain Men’ have changed the course of human history and, very occasionally, some of them were even quite good at it. Like most things in life, successful revolutions take a bit of practice.

The only thing Mario Peruzzi left behind following his untimely death was a plastic bag full of letters, which was disappointing to those who knew him because he was reportedly worth twelve billion dollars. The FBI were particularly irritated given their plans to seize it. The pile of letters made little sense. Addressed to individuals long since dead, at locations long since demolished. Yet they were the only clue to the missing cash and, as Mario knew full well, an even darker secret – the truth about the Mountain Men.

Dr Ally Oldfield isn’t bothered about the money or an ancient order of misogynists. She has enough on her plate with a new job, an exhibition to curate with Lance - her seemingly useless and clumsy intern, busy-body neighbours who don’t understand the phrase ‘sod off’ and a recent intruder who insists she’s on the run from the ‘FIB’. It’s just the beginning of a very bad week.

The theft of a rare and priceless Indian manuscript from the Bodleian Library triggers an international incident. It’s an event that pushes the country towards social unrest and impending crisis. The government need a scapegoat and a business card found at the crime scene implicates Ally in the theft. What’s more interesting to her are the scribbled initials on the back of the card - T.M.M. Someone is determined to frame Ally for the theft and a series of revolts against the establishment that spark up across the globe. The more she fights to prove her innocence, the more she discovers how these events are connected to her own murky past and a mysterious individual called Radu Goga.

History holds the key to cracking the Mountain Men’s code, but success will force Ally to confront her own.

Last of the Mountain Men is the second novel featuring Dr Ally Oldfield after The End of the World is Nigh. This is a standalone novel but readers who loved the first book will be further rewarded in the second.

If you love ‘who dunnits’ with bags of history and comedy, then this book is for you. Pratchett meets Dan Brown! Get stuck in.

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"clever, witty, humorous and skilful at weaving a tale"
'This is a brilliant follow on from the first book'
“A laugh out loud book that can bring tears to your eyes”
“A very well written book, captivating and a real hard to put downer!”
“This the 4th Tony Moyle book I have read, and it is another step up.”
“Story telling at its best. Endearing characters and a satisfying ending.”
“5 Stars out of 5 for this .... if you don't want to read it you must be off your rocker.”
“A murder mystery with a unique slant to it and a story you simply have to read.”
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The adventure begins! Here is the first book in a multi-volume humorous fantasy series, now at a reduced price.

How can one damned handyman keep Hell running when everything’s always breaking—especially when he’s terrible at fixing things?

Meet Steve, Hell’s Super. His job? Keep the Underworld in one piece while devils plot, demons complain, and things break faster than he can fix them. Luckily, he’s got help from his unlikely assistant, Orson Welles (yes, that Orson Welles).

But when Hell’s Escalator—the one that runs straight from the Pearly Gates to the depths of Hades—grinds to a halt, Steve faces more than just an inconvenient repair job. The breakdown looks like sabotage, and Satan himself wants answers.

As if that weren’t enough, Steve’s distracted by Flo, a radiant soul who chose to descend into Hell to ease the suffering of the damned. She just might return his feelings—but romance in Hell? That’s a whole new circle of trouble.

Can Steve solve the mystery, keep Hell running, and maybe even win Flo’s heart… without ending up in hotter water than usual?

Hell’s Super is the first book in the laugh-out-loud fantasy comedy series Circles in Hell. Perfect for fans of:

Terry Pratchett’s Discworld
Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett’s Good Omens
Douglas Adams and Christopher Moore

If you like humorous supernatural adventures, comic fantasy with heart, and a fresh take on the afterlife, you’ll love Hell’s Super.

? Grab your copy today and start laughing your way through Hell!

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Semifinalist for the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award
and previous #1 Bestseller in Humorous Fiction

"A rich and soulful novel...steeped in wanderlust and whimsy." —Publishers Weekly

The Dirty Parts of the Bible is a humorous adventure across America during the Great Depression—a rollicking tale of love and liquor, preachers and prostitutes, trains and treasure, sure to appeal to fans of O Brother Where Art Thou?, Water for Elephants, Mark Twain, Willie Nelson, and Johnny Cash.

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It's 1936, and Tobias Henry is stuck in the frozen hinterlands of Michigan. Tobias is obsessed with two things: God and girls.

Mostly girls, of course.

But being a Baptist preacher's son, he can't escape God.

When his father is blinded in a bizarre accident (involving hard cider and bird droppings), Tobias must ride the rails to Texas to recover a long-hidden stash of money. Along the way, he's initiated into the hobo brotherhood by Craw, a ribald vagabond-philosopher. Obstacles arise in the form of a saucy prostitute, a flaming boxcar, and a man-eating catfish. But when he meets Sarah, a tough farm girl under a dark curse, he finds out that the greatest challenge of all is love.
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