Los Angeles Honey

Praise for the Fallen World Books:

“A Great science fiction detective story” – Ian Watson, author of The Universal Machine

“Cutting edge speculative fiction” – Ernest Hogan, author of Cortez on Jupiter

“Sharply erudite, with the vicious tang of cordite” – Paul Morris, author of Time Traveller Danny and the Codebreaker

Los Angeles Honey:

Gat Burroughs doesn’t take domestic cases–they’re messy and people with broken marriages sometimes have more pressing things to think about than paying the investigator. But when Brian Forget’s wife shows up at his office, he makes an exception.

Gat and LAPD Officer Dave Fellows--known informally as "Felon" for his cheerful sadism--gave Forget a hard time during a previous case even though he hadn’t done anything wrong.

There wasn't really a choice if Gat wanted to save his client's life–and his own. Now, though, he feels just a little bit guilty.

The problem is that in this case almost nothing is what it seems and rather than making up for old sins, Gat’s involvement may end up getting Brian Forget killed.

The only way to stop that from happening is by solving the big, bad, very dangerous case that lurks behind the simple domestic one.

Also includes The Facts in the Fiction, a look at the factual background to the fictional story, including:

-  cyborg insects, how they're built and used

-  the belief in luck and the case of the maneki neko

-  a new twist on the science fiction trope of uploading human consciousness to an artificial body

-  a look at state surveillance technology 

Nas Hedron is author of several books, non-fiction editor of International Speculative Fiction, and editor at IndieBookLauncher.com. 

Read samples, get bonus material, and watch a video trailer on the Los Angeles Honey home page at www.LA-Honey.com