No Dogs in Philly: A Cyberpunk Noir (Special Sin Book 1) by
In a futuristic Philadelphia, someone is killing blue-eyed girls and they are good. The mysterious Gaespora have contracted tough-as-nails PI Saru Solan to find a very special girl who may be host to a wrathful alien entity known as the Blue God. Saru must outwit the hunters and find their prey before she becomes just another murder victim.
Armed with implants, a brain-linked pistol, and a cattle-prod, Saru must battle the servants of the Hungry God, the zombie-like elzi, and the skin-stealing feasters. It is a desperate bid to save the special blue-eyed girl. If Saru fails, all of humankind may face extinction.
About the author, Andy Futuro:
Andy Futuro is an American writer of speculative fiction. His writing has been variously categorized science fiction, cyberpunk, horror, noir, metaphysical, absurdist, and dystopian. Futuro’s Special Sin series follows a strong female protagonist. She battles aliens, AIs, clones, corporations, psychics, and mutants. She is on a quest to avert the apocalypse. Futuro’s influences include Neil Gaiman, William Gibson, H.P. Lovecraft, Neal Stephenson, Stephen King, and Hugh Howey. Futuro seeks out and devours the best new books on Amazon, especially dark, gritty, and weird stories. His favorite pastime is browsing free books by indie authors and discovering future classics. When he isn’t writing or reading, he is preparing for the alien invasion.
Visit Andy’s website: http://www.andyfuturo.com/
Brandon J. Wysocki was born and raised in northeast Ohio. He is the lucky husband to a wonderful woman, and a proud father to two spectacular children. He’s a fan of science fiction, videogames, outdoors, and overthinking nearly everything.
Michael Pronko lives and works in Tokyo, Japan. In the afternoons, he teaches American literature, film, music, and art at Meiji Gakuin University. Mornings, he writes. Fielding questions from students about Jackson Pollock or Kurt Vonnegut and then wandering through Shinjuku’s neon mayhem cooks up most of the ideas for his non-fiction and fiction, and wandering the world’s biggest city evenings and weekends does the rest. After nearly 20 years in Tokyo, what’s obvious becomes curious, and vice versa.
Beth Hammond, is an author/illustrator who writes anything from YA fantasy to children’s picture books. She is a wife, mother, and lover of life. Her early years were spent serving in the military. Her middle years spent raising babies and figuring out her place in the world. She created stories for her book loving children and recently released “Do Your Toes Stink Good?”, “The Blond Korean and the Blue-Eyed frog”, and “Puppy Waits”. Her YA fantasy novel “The Sound Of The Stones” is newly released and available now. Her later years are yet to come, and filled with hopes and endless dreams. She spends her days creating worlds through words and illustration.