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Soaking in Strange Hours
- A Tristan Grieves Fragment
- Narrated by: Gus Farrar
- Length: 33 mins
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Soaking in Strange Hours
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Publisher's Summary
Tristan Grieves is an unwashed soul, in a city the colour of gargoyles.
Liene, a girl with eyes that drank from every ocean asks for help to find Boomerang - a boy she throws away, but who always returns. Until he vanishes.
They search together, but where is she leading him?
©2021 Erik Hofstatter (P)2021 Erik Hofstatter
Critic Reviews
"Dark and lyrical, this is 'strange noir' that shows the city's underbelly then cuts it open to bleed across the page. Soaking in Strange Hours is a shot of mean whiskey with a supernatural burn." (Ray Cluley, author of Water for Drowning)
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