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The JackPort Killer: A Virulent Noir

A Kurt Lobo Casefile

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The JackPort Killer: A Virulent Noir

By: Kneel Downe
Narrated by: Greg Patmore
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Welcome to the first Kurt Lobo Casefile. Welcome to the Endless, Sprawling, Neon City beneath the broken EverNight. Welcome to the life of WolfSpliced Detective Kurt Lobo. There are many, many cases before the events of Kneel Downe’s first book Virulentblurb: Fractures. Here is just one of them....

A damaged serial killer is stalking the city streets. Bodies left at random. Ritualistic in their method. Brutal. Can Detective Lobo find the JackPort Killer before events get too close? Too personal? And just what is it that lurks out there in the darkness, hinting at greater battles to come?

Welcome to the world of the Wolf.

WARNING: Contains strong language and violence.

©2014 Kneel Downe (P)2014 Spokenworld Audio & Ladbroke Audio Ltd Fantasy Modern Detectives Post-Apocalyptic

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