"Brink melds hard-boiled mystery, robot sex slaves, and a twist on Greek myth, all which evoke Blade Runner, and leaves you wanting for more." -- Tales of the Talisman Magazine Harry Celeste is a next century private eye with last century style. He's rough around the edges and makes no apologies for it. You want someone who can track dirt bags, you hire a detective who's not afraid to get dirty.
And this case is dirty.
This short story of urban fantasy and sci-fi noir also appears in the collection A Long Walk Down a Dark Alley.
Author Biography
J. D. Brink was not a private detective in the 1940s, but he'd liked to have been. Instead he was born in the 1970s, was a kid at the best time ever to be a kid (the '80s), and went to college in the '90s. Since then he's become a sailor, spy, nurse, and officer in the U.S. Navy, as well as a gravedigger, insurance adjuster, and school teacher. Today (New Years, 2016) he and his family live in Japan, where there aren't enough cheating husbands, missing persons, practicing witches, or hard-boiled mysteries to keep him occupied. In his writing, as in life, Mr. Brink enjoys dabbling in multiple genres.
