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Inhuman Error
Book One of the UPD Novella SeriesSomething has emerged from the lake waters of Houston to slaughter partying campers. A special unit of the FBI is dispatched to investigate and stop the murders. The Unnatural Perpetrator Department, division of the FBI, is a unit of agents that specialize in the mystical, the occult, and the divine. They are tasked with hunting and stopping serial killers of ‘unnatural origins.’Enter Agent Dianna Saferstein, a gifted criminal profiler from a mundane background. She must come to terms with the existence of magic, faerie co-workers, and stop an uncontrollable killing machine that has a taste for the brains of its victims.
74 pages, Paperback
Published September 3, 2019
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Reed Alexander
5 books38 followers(He/Him) I've had multiple books and short stories published. I specialize in the terrifying, macabre, and the bizarre. My current publishing house is Madness Heart Press.
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March 31, 2020
Inhuman Error is a the first in a dark urban fantasy horror series written by John Baltisberger and Reed Alexander. This story has strong, engaging characters and a great storyline. These authors have stepped a little outside the box.
Inhuman Error is a fast-paced tale, short and engrossing, perfect for a quick, entertaining read. While the story has a definitive ending, it leaves you wanting more, looking forward to another book. Lucky for me, I have the next book in the series on my bookshelf. I really love the diversity of the characters and how the authors create excellent characterization without overwriting.
It’s a great story. Highly recommended for fans of urban fantasy horror.
Inhuman Error is a fast-paced tale, short and engrossing, perfect for a quick, entertaining read. While the story has a definitive ending, it leaves you wanting more, looking forward to another book. Lucky for me, I have the next book in the series on my bookshelf. I really love the diversity of the characters and how the authors create excellent characterization without overwriting.
It’s a great story. Highly recommended for fans of urban fantasy horror.
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