Corey Black was on top of the world, after assuming the identity of a notorious and reclusive crime boss. With resources to spare and the latest military tech at his disposal, he was free to engage in his real passion. hunting and killing anyone he felt like. no one cared about the people of the Lower City, and with the aid of his A.I. partner Scan, he raped and murdered whenever and whomever he wanted and knew it was unlikely he'd be stopped... until he stumbled upon the Necronomicon and all hell broke loose.

Enjoy three action-packed, fast-paced dark urban fantasy novels in a boxed set omnibus edition featuring angels, demons, werewolves, vampires, ghosts, shady cults, mythological characters and one bad ass cop you won’t want to mess with. Over 1000 pages of urban fantasy action and suspense you won’t want to put down! Ethan Drake is a cop who tracks down bad guys, both human and supernatural—the monsters nobody else dares to touch. He hunts down the scum of the earth, rescues the lost, and protects the vulnerable. Drake navigates the maze of occult crime, corruption, and cover-up to get to the ugly truth. Then he decides whether to expose it…or expunge it. Helping Drake is his partner, who’s a demon, and frankly, a royal pain in Drake’s ass. But occult investigators are in short supply in the PD, so what are you going to do? Oh, and don’t even get him started on the snarkiest Hellicorn in the known universe…and his six pet Hellbastards. Harry Bosch meets John Constantine in this gripping urban fantasy noir thriller series. ★★★★★ "You've probably have never met a character like Ethan Drake...he's a step beyond The Punisher and as dark as Constantine." ★★★★★ “I loved it! Ethan Drake is one of my new favorite book heroes! It was a very engaging read....dark urban fantasy at its best!” ★★★★★ “Ok, I wasn't expecting much and was shocked. This was fun as heck. Ethan isn't a wimp, he's not dumb, uses common sense and actively crushed the bad guys. Well done.” ★★★★★ “If you enjoy The Boys, you should definitely give this go. It takes anti-heroes to a whole new level.” ★★★★★ “Holy smokes this was good! I've never had a character do that beautiful edge of villain and hero so well.” ★★★★★ “This is a superbly written paranormal urban fantasy” ★★★★★ “This fast-paced series is a page-turner that will capture your imagination and your attention with the first page and won’t let go until the very last sentence.” ★★★★★ “Phenomenal writing, very ‘Constantine’ feel, if you’re into the occult.” ★★★★★ “A new kind of hero…” ★★★★★ “This is urban fantasy at its finest. Another author I’ve added to my must read list. This has everything I could possibly want in an urban fantasy.”

"The 30th anniversary festivities for John Carpenter's cult classic continue with 'The official art of Big Trouble in Little China,' a companion to 'The official making of Big Trouble in Little China.' A celebration of not just the art created for the film, this book also features official artwork inspired by Jack Burton's adventure"--Back cove

"The Silver Stallion: A Comedy of Redemption" by James Branch Cabell is a collection of connected stories. The framework for all the stories is the same. They're all satiric and symbolic romances in which the former high Count Dom Manuel's widow institutes the cult of the Redeemer of Poictesme. This book is campy and fun for readers of all ages.

The mid-twentieth century American author James Branch Cabell made a significant contribution to the development of fantasy fiction. Famous exponents of the genre such as ‘Jurgen’ and ‘The Silver Stallion’ are noted for their satirical and mannered style, sexual symbolism and for exploring a unique philosophy of life. His landmark series of books, entitled ‘Biography of the Life of Manuel’, are set in the imaginary medieval province of Poictesme, offering the reader an escape from real life, while employing a sceptical view of human experience. For the first time in publishing history, this eBook presents Cabell’s complete fictional works, with numerous illustrations, many rare texts, informative introductions and the usual Delphi bonus material. (Version 1) * Beautifully illustrated with images relating to Cabell’s life and works * Concise introductions to the major texts * The complete ‘Biography of the Life of Manuel’, with individual contents tables * Special ‘Storisende Index’ page, with hyperlinks to the series in narrative order * Features many rare books appearing for the first time in digital publishing * Images of how the books were first published, giving your eReader a taste of the original texts * Excellent formatting of the texts * Famous works are fully illustrated with their original artwork * The complete ‘Heirs and Assigns’ trilogy * The complete ‘The Nightmare Has Triplets’ trilogy * Rare poetry, stories and essays available in no other collection * Cabell’s autobiography, digitised here for the first time * Features the important collection of essays ‘Quiet, Please’ * Ordering of texts into chronological order and genres Please note: ‘The St Johns’ (1943), a non-fiction book and the first part of the ‘It Happened in Florida’ trilogy, was co-written with Alfred J. Hanna and so cannot appear in this eBook, due to copyright restrictions (release date 2029). CONTENTS: Storisende Index to ‘Biography of the Life of Manuel’ Biography of the Life of Manuel Series: The Eagle’s Shadow (1904) The Line of Love (1905) Gallantry (1907) The Cords of Vanity (1909) Chivalry (1909) The Soul of Melicent (1913) The Rivet in Grandfather’s Neck (1915) The Certain Hour (1916) From the Hidden Way (1916) The Cream of the Jest (1917) Some Ladies and Jurgen (1918) Beyond Life (1919) Jurgen (1919) The Judging of Jurgen (1920) Figures of Earth (1921) Taboo (1921) The Jewel Merchants (1921) The Lineage of Lichfield (1922) The High Place (1923) Straws and Prayer-Books (1924) The Music From Behind the Moon (1926) The Silver Stallion (1926) Something about Eve (1927) The White Robe (1928) The Way of Ecben (1929) Sonnets from Antan (1929) Preface to the Past (1936) ‘The Nightmare Has Triplets’ Trilogy Smirt (1934) Smith (1935) Smire (1937) ‘It Happened in Florida’ Trilogy There Were Two Pirates (1946) The Devil’s Own Dear Son (1949) ‘Heirs and Assigns’ Trilogy The King Was in His Counting House (1938) Hamlet Had an Uncle (1940) The First Gentleman of America (1942) The Non-Fiction Quiet, Please (1952) The Autobiography As I Remember It (1955) Please visit www.delphiclassics.com to browse through our range of exciting titles or to purchase this eBook as a Parts Edition of individual eBooks

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In this brilliant collection of essays, Tim Parks, a celebrated novelist and master of the essay form, offers a wide range of wonderfully challenging and always provocative reflections on literature and the art of writing. Parks turns his attention to classic authors such as Dante, Leopardi, Borges, Beckett, and Christina Stead; contemporary writers including Vikram Seth and Salman Rushdie; and the late W. G. Sebald and José Saramago, along with a dozen others. The lead essay on Dante sets the tone for the entire collection: erudite, contemplative, witty, and meticulous, it constantly offers new insights into The Inferno, that most celebrated of all poems. In Hell and Back, Tim Parks reminds us just how exciting the essay form can be.