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Jazz Hell is here!

Everyone goes to Hell. At least, that's what Minnie McCloud discovers after a stage malfunction sends her careening head first into the afterlife. But the land of fire and brimstone isn't all it's made out to be. Thrown into an underworld of jazz, zip, and deals with the devil, Minnie must avoid breaking the number one rule of Hell: Don't. Cross. Joe. Trouble is, Minnie has a thing for Joe's girl, and Joe's girl's got a thing for her. 

 

And Joe is not gonna like that.  

Get it now for .99USD!

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Big Joe. Devil-in-Absentia. Runs the Upper Levels of Hell just about as long as anyone can remember. His girl? Well that's easy. He's been seeing Miss Penelope Gaber ever since her singing debut ten years ago.

Now was that before or after she died in a car crash that rainy October's eve...

Look out for Jazz Hell at ebook retailers September 1st, or you can preorder now:

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First rule of Hell, baby 🔥

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Welcome to the stage Miss Penelope Gaber

Legendary crooner and owner of the pearl-and-scarab necklace that simply -everybody's- been talking about. You can catch her down at El Diablo Celoso five nights a week, but don't go hoping for a visit to her dressing room afterwards. No one's ever seen her leave the club, or enter it.

Keep your eyes peeled for Jazz Hell, ebook releasing September 1st 🔥🎷

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World got you down? Try a visit to Hell. We've got everything you need 🔥 Jazz, zip, contracts, deals with the devil 😈 Oh, and world-famous speakeasy songstress, Miss Penelope Gaber (we have her too).

Ebook available from your favorite ebook store September 1st.

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Spring Fever (1919)

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Miles Davis listening to Coltrane

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Marlene Dietrich in Morocco (1930)

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Shanghai Express (1932) dir. Josef von Sternberg

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Metropolis (1927, dir. Fritz Lang)

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Whirl, Miss Dervish, whirl

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Next Aisle Over (1919)