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    Dead Streets [Dramatized Adaptation]
    Dead Streets [Dramatized Adaptation]
    Dead Streets [Dramatized Adaptation]
    Audiobook6 hours

    Dead Streets [Dramatized Adaptation]

    Written by Tim Waggoner

    Narrated by A Full Cast, Christopher Graybill, Nick DePinto and

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    The return of Matt Richter. Private Eye. Zombie.

    MATT RICHTER'S GOING TO PIECES - LITERALLY.

    You've got to keep your head to survive in the teeming undead city known as Nekropolis. It's a pity crazed genius Victor Baron couldn't manage that. Now everyone wants a piece of him.

    Zombie detective Matt Richter and his glamorous she-vampire companion Devona are back on the case, with another wild and wonderful investigation.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGraphicAudio
    Release dateSep 9, 2020
    ISBN9781648815881
    Dead Streets [Dramatized Adaptation]
    Author

    Tim Waggoner

    Bram Stoker Award-winning author Tim Waggoner writes both original and media tie-in fiction, and he has published over forty novels and four short story collections. He teaches creative writing at Sinclair College in Dayton, Ohio.

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