Accidents Happen
 Accidents Happenby Andrew Marx |
A Driver’s Education: Life is a Crash CourseNothing comes easy to Matt Walters since an accident changed his life. He worries about what to say to his friends after the accident. And he can’t decide if his new job is a charm or a curse. Who wouldn’t want an all-expense-paid trip to Las Vegas the first week on the job? Click here to purchase from amazon.com Then a plane plummets to the ground in front of him and out of the smoke-filled cabin emerge two heroes who may not be as genuine as they seem. Matt is propelled into an unpredictable world with villainous bounty hunters and mysterious new allies. Now he must find the courage to face a world of undreamed of perils, but the dead are rising and nowhere on Earth may be safe. In a special back up story, Bare Bones, Gunshow is hired to track down a runaway and bring him home. But home is 3,000 miles away and someone or something is on the hunt after them… The first edition all includes the previously unannounced short story A Day in the Life of Sebastian Stanwood. Accidents Happen features interior artwork by Tabitha Worthington. Praise for Accidents Happen“Funny and surprising, and it left me wanting to know more” “The action never lets up” “This book truly describes Boston from Fenway Park, to the subways, and really the flow of such a vibrant city in day-to-day life” “If you like modern fantasy with a twist, you won’t be disappointed.” |
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April 27th, 2010 at 11:09 am
Not only was I fortunate enough to win this amazing book on Twitter, but I read it and had to review it for the internet to see! Andrew is one of those up and coming writers that will rival the greats. Marx my word on it
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July 30th, 2010 at 7:31 am
The story captures your interest immediately and holds it throughout the book. I enjoyed the book and hope the author continues his literary passion. Yes we’re related but I’m his best critic and I’m very proud of his past work and looking forward to reading his future endeavors.Gary (The Dad)