Corbin Kohl in Hell

Corbin Kohl is in Hell.At least, he thinks he is. With the scorching heat, the fiery Pit at the center of the City, and his new, unpaid gig for so-called "Management," it seems like a solid guess.Corbin's first assignment involves a Victor, one of Management's most wanted. Unfortunately, the rascal has powerful abilities Management never bothered to mention. Pursuing him will demand more from Corbin than an average "Twister service" can set right. Still, for a guy who just wants to get home again, this hellish assignment presents an opportunity. Management has secrets. But more importantly, it hides vulnerabilities. And Corbin's first assignment might provide a clue to getting out of this infernal place. Then again, it's kinda fun here. And this might be the first time in years that Corbin has felt like himself.Hang out with Corbin Kohl in a place that might be Hell-except it's awfully fun.For fans of Jim Butcher's light-hearted side and those who would love a Stephanie Plum-style adventure in Hell, this book is for you. Grab your copy and join the fun!

UFO SIGHTING IN HELL. Seriously.Corbin Kohl thought he figured out the City. He acclimated to the heat. Made the fiery Pit his hangout spot. He even found the bright side of his unpaid gig with Management.But the City just got weirder. There's a UFO hovering in the sky. It looks harmless to Corbin, but it's got Management in a tizzy. They're secretive about it as usual. But his next assignment seems connected. And-wait-did his boss just threaten his friends?!Corbin Kohl is back in Corbin Kohl Baited In Hell!Descend into this must-read low-fantasy mystery series and find out why Hell is actually kind of fun.

Corbin Kohl is in Hell. At least, he thinks he is. With the scorching heat, the fiery Pit at the center of the City, and his new, unpaid gig for so-called "Management," it seems like a solid guess. Corbin's first assignment involves a Victor, one of Management's most wanted. Unfortunately, the rascal has powerful abilities Management never bothered to mention. Pursuing him will demand more from Corbin than an average "Twister service" can set right. Still, for a guy who just wants to get home again, this hellish assignment presents an opportunity. Management has secrets. But more importantly, it hides vulnerabilities. And Corbin's first assignment might provide a clue to getting out of this infernal place. Then again, it's kinda fun here. And this might be the first time in years that Corbin has felt like himself. Hang out with Corbin Kohl in a place that might be Hell-except it's awfully fun. For fans of Jim Butcher's light-hearted side and those who would love a Stephanie Plum-style adventure in Hell, this book is for you. Grab your copy and join the fun!