Big Monster Money

The Big Easy Bounty Hunter Series - Book 1

Big Monster Money

By Charles Tillman, Martha Carr, and Michael Anderle
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Magical criminals require magical solutions.

Who answers the call when the mundane police dial 911?

Matt Bordelon—former Silver Griffin, wizard, and the Big Easy Bounty Hunter.

Matt has a good thing going. Deliver justice to magicals? Check. Keep the world safe from threats? Check. Make good money doing it? Cha-ching.

Unless his bounty ends up dead when the paperwork specifies alive, that is. Good thing he’s a pro at avoiding that.

Then he stumbles across a dark witch embroiled in a vicious spell battle with a dark wizard and feels compelled to aid her.

Is subtle magic at play to influence him? Or is it something else?

Matt doesn’t know, but he shelters the gorgeous woman on the run from dangerous enemies anyway. Meanwhile, a powerful magical threat is murdering mundane cops in his town. Worse, no one can identify the shadowy entity behind the killings.

Matt is on the case, but can he survive the coming battles, magical and emotional?

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  1. Odin
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    A magical trip into the dark nature of supernatural stories

    In this, the first of the Big Easy Bounty Hunter series, Tillman presents Matt, a bounty hunter with magical powers he uses to find those of like talent that are using their abilities to harm others. The book is well balanced with plot and character choices that push the premise of the book into deep involvement with the magic world fantasy without stumbling through with cliches. Tillman also knows how to balance action with humor reminding the listener of many a good feature film where the action and humor work well. If your cup of tea is supernatural plots with plenty of surprises, this will more than suffice

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