Rush Jobs (Hobson & Choi - Case Two)

"Sometimes #crime feels like the Matrix. Or the #patriarchy or #porn. It's everywhere, even in people you trusted, and there's so MUCH of it.”

Angelina Choi returns for her second and final week of work experience at John Hobson’s detective agency, ready for anything after their first successful murder solve.

After all that online buzz, they’re in phenomenal demand. Can Hobson & Choi solve a kidnapping, play chicken with corporate crime, beat back gentrification, save a dog from drug dealers and head off violent backlash from their last case?

Or will grim revelations about Hobson’s past leave them floundering in the chaos?

Rush Jobs collects the second major storyline in the Hobson & Choi saga, #1 on Jukepop Serials and #2 in Dark Comedy on Amazon, adding brand new chapters and scenes to the case.

Also included: bonus story Infernal Accounting, exclusive to this book. An unfortunate accountant is terrified of his first day working for Rush Recruitment - but they’re only a temp agency, right? How bad can it be?

Praise for Hobson & Choi series

• “You'll want to say you got on this guy's bandwagon early. Really.” - Chris Brosnahan, author of Deadlines and POV
• “Great, engaging characters who you can't help but root for. The well-plotted crime/mystery elements make it a real page-turner, and the book shows its origins as serialised fiction in the best possible way -- with pacey writing and never a dull moment.” - Ali Luke, author of Lycopolis
• “Hilarious modern crime comedy caper. I can’t wait for the next volume.” - Alastair JR Ball, Nimbus Space
• "This is one of my must-read serials. If you enjoy mystery, a bit of crudeness, and dark humor, Hobson and Choi is definitely a serial you should check out." - Colleen Vanderlinden, author of Hidden
• "I’d definitely recommend this story to mystery enthusiasts, especially those who favor dark humor." - Palladian, author of Super
• "H&C is just plain fun... Even when it’s being grim and ghastly, it’s still packed full of wit." - Dan Weatherley, author of The New Devil
• "By turns serious and darkly funny... my hat's off to the author."
• "Witty and just a bit gross!"