Burning Bright

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Summary: Another Marty Burns supernatural mystery special
Review: After halting the activity of a Hollywood demon (see CELESTIAL DOGS), Marty Burns finds his TV career has been resurrected as the Fox Network is sponsoring his new show. Marty goes to London to promote his new series and drink plenty of beer warmer than p*** in the pubs.

However, London may swing, but Marty finds himself running into trouble with an occult-like group called Ultima Thule, whose aim is to promote racial discord. Marty soon realizes that his new foes from Ultima Thule are similar to the last group he dispatched back to hell. He is back fighting vile, but humorous demons and once again finds his very life is on the line.

The second Marty Burns supernatural mystery is similar to the first novel in that the book is witty, weird, and wacko, which adds up to a fun reading experience. Marty is a great amateur sleuth and demon fighter, and the support cast (especially the minions of Ultima Thule) adds much excitement and droll moments to the tale. The fats-paced story line is a must read for fans who enjoy an off the wall thriller. BURNING BRIGHT burns very bright as a winning novel.

Harriet Klausner