| Author: | John Locke | ISBN: | 9781942899723 |
| Publisher: | John Locke | Publication: | November 24, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | John Locke |
| ISBN: | 9781942899723 |
| Publisher: | John Locke |
| Publication: | November 24, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Private Investigator Dani Ripper works her way through a bevy of nuthouse clients while trying to maintain her delicate personal relationship with Sophie Alexander. Dani desperately wants a life-changing case. But what she gets is a killer case.
Abbey Rayne is a hilarious novel with an edgy, dark side that will piss you off even as you’re laughing.
PRELIMINARY COMMENTS FOR ABBEY RAYNE:
“I defy anyone to read this book and think it was written by a man.”
“With the possible exception of Emmett Love, Dani Ripper is Locke’s most complete character. I know her and love her and will undoubtedly catch myself searching the crowds for her next time I’m in Nashville.”
“Abbey Rayne is a crazy, silly, funny, delightful romp! I laughed out loud many times—even though the subject matter is serious.”
“With Abbey Rayne, Locke has fired a warning shot at colleges, fraternities and The System. Despite the almost nonstop humor, this novel offers a powerful message.”
“Dani cracks me up! Her relationships with Sophie and Dillon are spot-on and hilarious. While the entire novel is great, Dani’s new game, Countdown, is worth the price of the book all by itself. I guarantee people will be playing it in restaurants all across the country!”
Private Investigator Dani Ripper works her way through a bevy of nuthouse clients while trying to maintain her delicate personal relationship with Sophie Alexander. Dani desperately wants a life-changing case. But what she gets is a killer case.
Abbey Rayne is a hilarious novel with an edgy, dark side that will piss you off even as you’re laughing.
PRELIMINARY COMMENTS FOR ABBEY RAYNE:
“I defy anyone to read this book and think it was written by a man.”
“With the possible exception of Emmett Love, Dani Ripper is Locke’s most complete character. I know her and love her and will undoubtedly catch myself searching the crowds for her next time I’m in Nashville.”
“Abbey Rayne is a crazy, silly, funny, delightful romp! I laughed out loud many times—even though the subject matter is serious.”
“With Abbey Rayne, Locke has fired a warning shot at colleges, fraternities and The System. Despite the almost nonstop humor, this novel offers a powerful message.”
“Dani cracks me up! Her relationships with Sophie and Dillon are spot-on and hilarious. While the entire novel is great, Dani’s new game, Countdown, is worth the price of the book all by itself. I guarantee people will be playing it in restaurants all across the country!”
