To Hell and Back (Omnibus) by Matthew Hughes
“Hughes continues to carve out a unique place for himself in the fantasy-mystery realm.
A droll narrative voice, dry humor and an alternative universe that’s
accessible without exposition make this a winner.”
– Publishers Weekly
“Those who read the first two books from this Canadian author will jump on the
third one but for those of you looking for something original and amazing to read
that looks at everything we are and twists it, give To Hell and Back a shot.”
– Tome of Geek
Collecting all three books in the To Hell and Back superhero fantasy adventure series in to a single, ebook-only omnibus edition.
File Under: Fantasy
Book Info:
Ebook
Date: 28th January 2014
ISBN: 9780857663603
Format: Epub & Mobi
R.R.P.: £9.99 / US$11.99
Books in This Series:
1. The Damned Busters (UK: May 2011 | US: Jun 2011)
2. Costume Not Included (World: Apr 2012)
3. Hell to Pay (World: Mar 2013)
Buying Info:
UK Ebook
Amazon.co.uk | Book Depository | Waterstones | WHSmith
North American Ebook
Amazon.com | Amazon.ca | BarnesandNoble.com | IndieBound.org
Global DRM-Free Epub Ebook
On-sale 28th January 2014 from the Robot Trading Company
Author Info:
Matthew Hughes: WWW | @hapthorn on Twitter
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Praise and Reviews for Matthew Hughes:
“I love it when an author reveals that there’s been a bigger story behind the individual books’ plots. Hughes never hid this, but each new book shows new layers and tie them all together.”
– Annie Smith, Summer Reading Project
“The first book in the series was very good, the second was better. The events of those books were leading up to this final volume in the trilogy and it’s the best yet.”
– Dave Brzeski for The British Fantasy Society
“A highly enjoyable read, with some interesting philosophical underpinnings and surprising twists. The book makes for a satisfying ending to the To Hell & Back series, which gave us a quirky, off-beat story about an unlikely super hero, with unexpected depths.”
– Mieneke vam der Salm, A Fantastical Librarian