The Last Condo Board of the Apocalypse (Kelly Driscoll #1)
RE-RELEASE
by Nina Post
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Pub Date Feb 23 2017 | Archive Date Sep 03 2018
Description
Kelly Driscoll tracks down monsters for a living, but the job isn’t what it used to be.
Vampire hunters are the new big thing, but Kelly doesn’t swing that way. When a reclusive client hires her to locate a rival angel, Kelly’s search takes her to a downtown highrise that has become home to hundreds of fallen angels and dimension-hopping monsters.
As the fallen angels take over the condo board, argue over who’s handling pizza delivery, and begin planning for a little shindig otherwise known as the apocalypse, Kelly must team up with an unlikely group of allies to find her target and keep the fallen angels at bay. In the process, she befriends a reluctant Angel of Destruction, gets tips from a persistent ferret, uncovers the mysteries behind Pothole City’s hottest snack food empire, and tries to prevent the end of the world.
The Last Condo Board of the Apocalypse is a light-hearted urban fantasy novel, combining angels, monsters and other supernatural elements with realistic characters and a comedic tone.
A Note From the Publisher
This is a re-release of a novel that was published in 2012. It has been revised and got a new cover.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781620070161 |
| PRICE | $16.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 296 |
Featured Reviews
Maxine M, Reviewer
As urban fantasies go, The last Condo Board of the Apocalypse has got to be one of the oddest. That is not a criticism - it is odd in a very good way. The story is both unique and very, very funny.
My one criticism of the book is the number of secondary characters - there were so many and so many of the names were similar that, at times, I found it confusing but, once i realized that the names really weren't that important, I was able to relax and enjoy this tumble down the rabbit hole or, in the case of this book, through the air ducts of Amenity Towers in Pothole City.
This is definitely a book which can only be appreciated by people able to completely suspend their disbelief and let their sense of humour be their guide.
Oh, and one more question, where can I get myself some of those yummy sounding Cluck Snacks (Not for Dogs or Ferrets)?
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