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The yearly Necronote arrived. Soph felt sick to his stomach, same as he had for over three centuries. It meant one thing—kill, or be killed.

Birthday's should be a time for celebration, but for Necros they're a nightmare.

In the company of a jittery dragon wyrmling, and several new friends he meets along the way, Soph tries to keep it together as he battles magic way beyond his ken. Worse than that, he has to leave his family in the care of ...
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LIMTED TIME NECRODEAL. GET YOUR COPY TODAY!

The yearly Necronote arrived. Soph felt sick to his stomach, same as he had for over three centuries. It meant one thing—kill, or be killed.

Birthday's should be a time for celebration, but for Necros they're a nightmare.

In the company of a jittery dragon wyrmling, and several new friends he meets along the way, Soph tries to keep it together as he battles magic way beyond his ken. Worse than that, he has to leave his family in the care of his mother-in-law, a witch bitch with annoyingly nice hair.

Soph's violent side is stretched to the limit as he does what it takes to continue his sorry existence, yet all he wants is peace. To watch his daughter grow, and be with the animals he has the gift of communicating with.

As the temperature in the United Kingdom soars to new heights, the ban on motor vehicles becomes absolute, and strict electric quotas tighten, it's like returning to a bygone age for our damaged zoolinguist.

But having to cycle to go kill a guy certainly has its drawbacks.

Welcome to the Necroverse, where the violence is brutal, the swearing graphic, and the unicorns are extra stupid!

Al K. Line has been entertaining readers for years with gritty characters rooted in the reality of everyday existence—even grumpy Necros need to go shopping! If you enjoy detailed dark urban fantasy and gripping paranormal suspense then you'll love Notes of Necrosoph. Full of dark magic, uppity cats, insane dwarves, rambunctious young dragons, sinister witches, and featuring a true anti-hero.
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