Dominion by Peter Mclean
Enter Don Drake, diabolist and semi-reformed hitman, and an almost-fallen angel called Trixie. When the Matriarch tells Don that Rotman is actually the archdemon Bianakith, he knows this is going to be a tough job. Bianakith is the foretold spirit of disease and decay whose aura corrupts everything it comes near, and even the ancient foundations of London will crumble eventually. Now Don, Trixie and the Burned Man have to hatch a plan to keep Bianakith from wiping out the elementals and bringing down the city.But the Burned Man has other plans, and those may have dire consequences for everyone.The past never stays buried, and old sins must be atoned for. Judgement is coming, and its name is Dominion.
Chock full of sweary gangsters, snark and deadpan humour, thrills and spills and genuinely terrifying moments, this is smart and fun storytelling, a novel for the devil in us all.. Dominion is mad, bad and glorious to read. - Edward Cox, author of the Relic Guild series; Who wouldn't want to read a book narrated by a foul-mouthed demon-botherer called Don? From dark streets to sticky sewers, Dominion is a belting urban fantasy that takes you on a breakneck tour of London's under-underworld, with plenty of evil laughs (and F-bombs) along the way. - Matt Hill, author of Graft; Fans of Richard Kadrey's Sandman Slim will dig this series. - The B&N Sci-Fi & Fantasy Blog; The story is delivered with the same excellent wit as the first. Its humour is still the main strength here, at times delivered so spectacularly subtly and at others with a brilliant punch. McLean conveys a shining example of dry British humour and a character that glows with it. - British Fantasy Society; Snarky, pacy and hellishly fun. Don Drake is just the sort of hero, with just the sort of life, to make you feel good about yourself. Dark and delightful, like a naughty treat, this is a rollicking story. - Francis Knight, author of Fade to Black; Dominion is one of those books that I just didn't want to end but couldn't stop turning the pages. Another fantastic Burned Man novel by Pete McLean. - Sue Tingey, author of Marked and Cursed; With the engaging writing and the huge number of avenues Don Drake's world offers in terms of exploration, this series has a long way to go before running out of steam. - Strange Alliances; A really firm instalment and definitely added some more meat to the bones of McLean's world. It's fast paced and entertaining with a conclusion that definitely makes me want to read more. - Lynn's Books; A fun read. - Pop Verse; You'll enjoy the journey - I know I did! - Ebookwyrm's Blog Cave; Urban fantasy doesn't often get this dark, or this much fun. - Morpheus Tales; Dominion has absolutely everything I am looking for in a good sequel. - The Eloquent Page; I love it. This is such a terrific series and I am totally hooked. - Rambles, Writings and Amusing Musings; Swimmingly good dark urban fantasy that would blitz your mind. - Smorgasbord Fantasia
PETER McLEAN was born near London in 1972, the son of a bank manager and an English teacher. He grew up in the Norwich alternative scene, alternating dingy nightclubs with studying martial arts and practical magic. He works in corporate data centre outsourcing for a major American multinational company. He has a black belt in Taoist Wudang Kung Fu and practices Chaos magic.
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| ISBN 13 | 9780857666116 |
| ISBN 10 | 0857666118 |
| Title | Dominion |
| Author | Peter Mclean |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Angry Robot |
| Year published | 2016-11-04 |
| Number of pages | 320 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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