Tracker's Travail
Book The Second In The Topher Trilogy
Fiction & Literature, Humorous, Horror, Science Fiction & Fantasy
| Author: | James Noll | ISBN: | 1230001746150 |
| Publisher: | PULP! | Publication: | July 2, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | James Noll |
| ISBN: | 1230001746150 |
| Publisher: | PULP! |
| Publication: | July 2, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Tracker's Travail picks up the story of Topher, Zorn, and Gertrude years after their escape from Raleigh's Prep. Having survived the horror of Raleigh's, they are now Transcendental Trackers, making their living by traveling the country and ridding the world of its supernatural filth. After being kicked out of Danville, VA, they arrive in Fredericksburg, Virginia just in time to stop a Class IV CZA (Catastrophic Zombie Apocalypse). Soon the men are embroiled in various other misadventures. They deal with a squid monster that keeps coming out of the Rappahannock and killing people. They encounter the ghost of a Confederate Civil War soldier who terrorizes them in their new home. And finally they attract the attention of a collector who's interest in them is somewhat less than charitable. Who would have thought such a quaint little town could be so lethal?
Tracker's Travail picks up the story of Topher, Zorn, and Gertrude years after their escape from Raleigh's Prep. Having survived the horror of Raleigh's, they are now Transcendental Trackers, making their living by traveling the country and ridding the world of its supernatural filth. After being kicked out of Danville, VA, they arrive in Fredericksburg, Virginia just in time to stop a Class IV CZA (Catastrophic Zombie Apocalypse). Soon the men are embroiled in various other misadventures. They deal with a squid monster that keeps coming out of the Rappahannock and killing people. They encounter the ghost of a Confederate Civil War soldier who terrorizes them in their new home. And finally they attract the attention of a collector who's interest in them is somewhat less than charitable. Who would have thought such a quaint little town could be so lethal?
