Johannes Cabal the Detective (Johannes Cabal Series #2) (Paperback)

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Johannes Cabal the Detective (Johannes Cabal Series #2) (Paperback)

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This is book number 2 in the Johannes Cabal Series series.

Johannes Cabal returns in this fearfully funny and terrifically twisted tale of murder and international intrigue . . . five thousand feet off the ground.
 
When an attempt to steal a rare book turns sour, Johannes Cabal, a necromancer of some little infamy, finds himself in a foreign prison awaiting execution. A crafty plan -- as horrific as it is cunning -- allows him to steal the identity of a government official and make his escape aboard a luxurious aeroship heading out of the country. But what should be a perfect getaway rapidly becomes complicated by the bizarre disappearance of a passenger, an attempt on Cabal's life, and an unwelcome face from the past. Trapped aboard with a killer, can even Cabal's open-razor of a mind save him?
 
Full of twists, turns, sword fights, archenemies, newfangled flying machines, narrow escapes, and, of course, resurrected dead, Johannes Cabal’s latest eldritch escapade is a Ruritanian romp from first to last.

Jonathan L. Howard is a game designer who notably co-scripted the first three Broken Sword adventure games. He is the author of the novel Johannes Cabal the Necromancer. He lives near Bristol, England, with his wife and daughter.

Product Details ISBN: 9780767930772
ISBN-10: 0767930770
Publisher: Anchor
Publication Date: July 12th, 2011
Pages: 304
Language: English
Series: Johannes Cabal Series
"A swashbuckling mystery set in a steampunk world.”—Denver Post 
 
"Cabal, the detective and necromancer, is full of charismatic amorality, making him both a classical, and refreshing antihero."—TimeOut, Chicago 
 
"Definitely entertaining, a cut above many books out there."--Free Lance-Star
 
“Silly, erudite, and part a playful modern variant of the locked door murder mystery.”—The Huffington Post