8 Remote Women

Fiction & Literature, Humorous, Mystery & Suspense
Cover of the book 8 Remote Women by Mel Nicolai, Mel Nicolai
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Mel Nicolai ISBN: 9781301344505
Publisher: Mel Nicolai Publication: December 14, 2012
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Mel Nicolai
ISBN: 9781301344505
Publisher: Mel Nicolai
Publication: December 14, 2012
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

The nine fictions in 8 REMOTE WOMEN are, in one way or another, mysteries. The first five pieces approach a conventional detective-investigates-crime form, albeit with a very unconventional detective (Koji Remote) and 'crimes' that approach the surreal. In the sixth piece, "X-pek d-Laze," the detective has gone missing and a very odd group of his friends undertake the task of discovering his whereabouts. In the title piece, "8 Remote Women," Koji encounters a series of women that seem to exist on the far side of a gap he is mysteriously unable to cross. In "The Coinage of the Brain," Koji has retired to the suburbs, but is pulled back into the private eye's life when a neighbor's dog falls victim to an unscrupulous and corrupt veterinarian. In the final novella, "The Case," private eye Brock Meirski pursues a solution to an obscure condition he calls The Case. He finds evidence everywhere, but a solution eludes him as his efforts are repeatedly undermined by the exuberance of his own thought processes. 8 REMOTE WOMEN is unique, unnerving and hilarious.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

The nine fictions in 8 REMOTE WOMEN are, in one way or another, mysteries. The first five pieces approach a conventional detective-investigates-crime form, albeit with a very unconventional detective (Koji Remote) and 'crimes' that approach the surreal. In the sixth piece, "X-pek d-Laze," the detective has gone missing and a very odd group of his friends undertake the task of discovering his whereabouts. In the title piece, "8 Remote Women," Koji encounters a series of women that seem to exist on the far side of a gap he is mysteriously unable to cross. In "The Coinage of the Brain," Koji has retired to the suburbs, but is pulled back into the private eye's life when a neighbor's dog falls victim to an unscrupulous and corrupt veterinarian. In the final novella, "The Case," private eye Brock Meirski pursues a solution to an obscure condition he calls The Case. He finds evidence everywhere, but a solution eludes him as his efforts are repeatedly undermined by the exuberance of his own thought processes. 8 REMOTE WOMEN is unique, unnerving and hilarious.

More books from Mystery & Suspense

Cover of the book Golden Icon by Mel Nicolai
Cover of the book The Vampire's Confession: Truth Or Con Sequences by Mel Nicolai
Cover of the book Black Betty by Mel Nicolai
Cover of the book Kirkwood by Mel Nicolai
Cover of the book Der verlorene Sohn - Der Fürst des Elends (Kriminalroman) by Mel Nicolai
Cover of the book Black Cat Thrillogy #6: Thomas Thursday by Mel Nicolai
Cover of the book Buffalo Hump by Mel Nicolai
Cover of the book Paradise City by Mel Nicolai
Cover of the book Fort Aldamo - Folge 050 by Mel Nicolai
Cover of the book Automaton by Mel Nicolai
Cover of the book The Temp by Mel Nicolai
Cover of the book The Gallery of Missing Husbands by Mel Nicolai
Cover of the book The Management Retreat by Mel Nicolai
Cover of the book Todesmal by Mel Nicolai
Cover of the book Island Warrior by Mel Nicolai
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy