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The Limpet Syndrome
(2017)(The first book in the How to Survive the Afterlife series)
A novel by Tony Moyle
John's dead...but that’s just the beginning…
As John uses a series of ‘hosts’ to return to Earth he discovers that the pair died attempting to stop the British Prime Minister unleashing Emorfed, a supernatural substance designed to completely remove human emotions, on the unsuspecting public. If Emorfed succeeds it could change the very state of humanity, living or dead. But every human has a hidden weapon deep inside their soul. It’s called the Limpet Syndrome. Because even in death, life finds a way.
Can John learn the secrets of the Limpet Syndrome, recover the missing souls and learn the strange circumstances of his own death before the Universe disintegrates around him?
The Limpet Syndrome is book 1 of 'How to Survive the Afterlife' the hilarious fantasy series by Tony Moyle. If you liked the humour of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld series, Douglas Adam’s ‘Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy’ or the religious satire of ‘Good Omens’ then you’ll love Tony Moyle’s laugh out loud series.
Pick up the ‘The Limpet Syndrome’ today to share John’s surreal adventures.
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‘The Limpet Syndrome’ gave me something I honestly didn’t expect. Combining thriller, fantasy and comedy, the adventures of John Hewson’s soul left me utterly delighted at a truly well written book."
"A curious concept. In part thriller, comedy and even moral tale. Needed to read to the end as it kept me gripped wondering and worrying about the characters."
"This is the kind of novel that restores your faith in reading for pleasure"
Genre: Urban Fantasy
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