Picking two genres from the eStore's list was not easy. If you do give it a read, let me know where you think it sits in genre-space.
So what's the book about? I'll leave you with a discarded―and somewhat cheeky―blurb:
All Rasputin T. Lowdermilk wants is a beautiful suicide. What he gets is a head injury and a mission to save the world.
Salvation hinges on the answer to a simple question: what links a dead girl, an awakened Nazi, and an ancient sect? Rasputin knows the answer. It lies in his mind. But his mind is no longer his alone.
And then there is the small problem of the gifted killer who wants him dead. To the killer, Rasputin is one loose end among many dating from the death throes of World War II, and to tie him off he'll travel half-way round the world. Oh, and this killer wants to save the world, too, but let's not argue about semantics.
Dark Matter is a cerebral mystery that plays fair--and dares you to solve it.
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