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Product details
- ISBN 9781917415323
- Dimensions: 130 x 197mm
- Publication Date: 18 Aug 2026
- Publisher: Watkins Media Limited
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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All Malachite “Mal” Jones
wants is a quiet life as the
foremost (fake) psychic
medium on the Blades
Edge estate.
Enter his new client: Janine, the widow of a
man who hid away a huge amount of money.
Mal is drawn into a mystery he never asked
for in an attempt to help Janine find the cash
and escape the estate once and for all.
Problem is, Mal’s not the only one hoping to get his
hands on the cash. The crime lord of the estate to
other criminals are all on the hunt. Plus adding to
his worries, there are some corrupt cops
after Mal's best and only friend, Jackie.
Aided by Jackie and Beryl, Mal's nosy secretary,
Mal sets out to find the cash and a solution
that pleases everyone. If he can’t, he’ll have to
pay the price. After all, it’s a numbers game…
R.J. Dark is the pseudonym of fantasy author R.J. Barker, whose books have won multiple awards and received brilliant reviews and endorsements from big SFF names. He lives in Leeds with his wife, son and a collection of questionable taxidermy, odd art, scary music and more books than they have room for. He grew up reading whatever he could get his hands on, and has always been 'that one with the book in his pocket'. He played in rock bands before deciding he was a rubbish musician. He is a far from rubbish writer.
