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Has a dark presence from the other side risen up to conquer Britain’s northern holiday resorts? The Three Hidden Masters (two from Hemel Hempstead and one from Bricket Wood) need to find out before it’s too late...
Described by one reader as “Fear and Loathing in Blackpool meets the Illuminatus trilogy” this is the story of Nigel, Wayne and Clint and their quest to thwart a mysterious conspiracy of evil. A quest which starts as sensibly as it means to go on: in a miniature model village accompanied by a six inch high cowboy, a Red Indian and a traffic cop.
At our heroes’ disposal are diverse occult tools and a deep knowledge of how to use them, as well as a considerable quantity of cheap dark rum.
If they are to succeed they must gamble. And steal. And possibly score. A tram chase is a distinct possibility, as is a ritual involving the only domestic appliance (guess which) capable of creating a supernatural vortex.
However, they need to save the universe by Sunday evening because they have to be back at work on Monday morning.
"Imagine Douglas Adams writing a Hitchhiker's Guide to the Occult"
Pagan Dawn Magazine
"It's all riotously funny and improbably probable"
Pentacle Magazine
A combination of Douglas Adams, Robert Rankin, and Hunter S. Thompson
Elizabeth A White
Described by one reader as “Fear and Loathing in Blackpool meets the Illuminatus trilogy” this is the story of Nigel, Wayne and Clint and their quest to thwart a mysterious conspiracy of evil. A quest which starts as sensibly as it means to go on: in a miniature model village accompanied by a six inch high cowboy, a Red Indian and a traffic cop.
At our heroes’ disposal are diverse occult tools and a deep knowledge of how to use them, as well as a considerable quantity of cheap dark rum.
If they are to succeed they must gamble. And steal. And possibly score. A tram chase is a distinct possibility, as is a ritual involving the only domestic appliance (guess which) capable of creating a supernatural vortex.
However, they need to save the universe by Sunday evening because they have to be back at work on Monday morning.
"Imagine Douglas Adams writing a Hitchhiker's Guide to the Occult"
Pagan Dawn Magazine
"It's all riotously funny and improbably probable"
Pentacle Magazine
A combination of Douglas Adams, Robert Rankin, and Hunter S. Thompson
Elizabeth A White
