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    The Bog!: Tales from the funny(dark)side, #2
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    The Bog!: Tales from the funny(dark)side, #2

    By Joe King

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    The BOG! is a comedy/horror story with a very different type of entity, which will leave you looking down the toilet before you commit yourself, that is if your sense of humour is up it! This fun detective story from Joe KING, has plenty of humour/humor to give you something very different to read!

     

    A chemical leak has led to a strange creature growing in the sewers, and is now seeking human flesh to reproduce. When people start to go missing in very unusual circumstances, the case is given to detective Mack McKenzie & his new sidekick Steve. Something weird is happening to the people of the city, and they soon realise they will have to go down the sewers to find out what is killing all them. Will they find out who, and what, is causing them to disappear? Or will it all just get flushed down the pan!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoe KING
    Release dateMay 14, 2018
    ISBN9781386115656
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    The Bog!: Tales from the funny(dark)side, #2
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    Joe King

    Joe King was born and grew up in Little Chortle. He recently moved to Greater Guffaw with his wife, Lar. Lar and Joe enjoy joking and larking around and playing with their two guinea pigs, chuckle and giggle. Joe King is the author of The Funniest Spooky Joke Book Ever and The Funniest Christmas Joke Book Ever.

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