Lost Angeles: Silver Bullets On The Sunset Strip

From Irina Moises and Kurt Schlichter, the author of the bestselling Kelly Turnbull People’s Republic series of action novels and THE ATTACK, comes a new book like you have never experienced. Fast, funny, and furious, LOST ANGELES: Silver Bullets On The Sunset Strip marks the start of a new series of fantasy noir novels that hit like a silver .357 magnum slug to the gut!

Go on an action-packed, wild ride through 1940s Los Angeles with private detectives Eddie Loud and Trixie Gamble as they search for the kidnapped son of a powerful demigod. They encounter mobsters, crooked cops, movie stars, Nazis, commies, vampires, and much more along the way in their search for their missing client and the truth. LOST ANGELES: Silver Bullets On The Sunset Strip has all the same humor and action you’ve come to know and love from the People’s Republic books!

PRAISE FOR KURT SCHLICHTER’S KELLY TURNBULL NOVELS

“The fast-paced action of a Brad Thor thriller blended with a dystopian future worthy of Orwell…a roller coaster ride through a post-election Hellscape that will leave you wanting more.” ~ Cam Edwards

“Schlichter puts a whole flight of Black Swans in the air – each of them plausible – and the result is a riveting, page-turner….” ~ Hugh Hewitt

“Every couple of pages there’s some hilarious twist of how today’s controversies played out within a few decades, walking the line between genuine dystopian nightmare and hilarious social satire.” ~ Jim Geraghty

“[A]ppalling books…sadly, praised by mainstream conservatives.” ~ Bill Kristol

the author has a great sense of humor for a normal novel

The AI narration has a way to go . it's a bit annoying at times as the annunciation is a bit con rete.

Big fan of Kurt Schlichter but

Terrible virtual voice narration. awful no emotion just droned on and on could not complete

Great Story

Kurt and Irina’s character development is outstanding! Perfect tempo and storytelling. I am glad to see the number “1” on the hard copy. Hope there are more of these to come!

nicely done!

good story, well developed, oddities well integrated. even the virtual narration was unobtrusive (except for the occasional pause where the text hit a line feed