Bøger af E. G. Stone

My name is Cal Thorpe, and I am, impossibly, Death's heir.My first task as his apprentice is to rescue the other Grim Reapers who have been trapped by the Fisher King in a land beyond the dragons. First, though, I have to have dinner with my mother. When my mother, the last Knight, learns of my impending quest, she invites herself along so she can sort out her issues with the dragon. And somehow, my girlfriend, the djinn Neja, comes, too. This won't end badly at all.Now, with my girlfriend and my mother in the custody of the dragons, I have to figure out how to fulfil my rescue mission and get my family back without disrupting the entire world order as I do so. Only, potential allies keep leading me astray, and I'm tired of the endless side quests this simple task has produced.It's time for me to show the world what Death's heir can really do. Naturally, as always, things go downhill from there.No End in Sight is the tenth and final book in the urban fantasy On Behalf of Death series. With dramatic adventures, a complete misinterpretation of Arthurian legends, and a main character who was content to just be a marketing agent, this book is a finale to a snarky, witty, entertaining series.

Just when I thought my day couldn't get worse, I am accidentally summoned in Death's place...My name is Cal Thorpe, and I am in the middle of learning to live a life after the return of my wayward soul. My emotions are a mess and I will start weeping at the sight of an empty bowl of popcorn. Then, my cousin Baz and I are accidentally summoned by a punk band who managed to get their hands on a recipe for summoning Death. Now, they want my help to get rid of a curse lingering at a music festival. Before I can protest, Baz agrees and I'm stuck helping out a band with really terrible music.While investigating this mess, I discover that there's more going on than just a simple curse. And it would appear I'm at the centre of it all. Someone's out to get me, and if I don't undo this curse, then it won't just be me in harm's way, it will be a whole lot of innocent people. As always, things go downhill from there.