The Nine: A Dark Humor Urban Fantasy (The Judas Files Book 1)

Hell is not what you think ... It’s bone-chilling.Gabe is a good guy making the best of eternity in a place not known for its hospitality — until he is recruited by Judas Iscariot (yes, that Judas) to join a sect of double agents dedicated to sabotaging the mayhem being released on Earth.Armed with a skill set of irritating quips and zero knowledge of the modern world, Gabe must figure out how to work with his beautiful, tough-as-nails partner without botching the mission or revealing his true identity.If this unlikely hero can’t figure it out before disaster strikes, facing the wrath of Hell will be the least of his worries …If you love sarcastic heroes, dark humor, and fast-paced supernatural thrillers, The Nine will have you flipping pages faster than a demon forging a contract.📖 Winner of the Colorado Indie Author Project award for Adult Fiction!🌟 “A wickedly fun blend of action, humor, and the unexpected. Fans of Jim Butcher and Kevin Hearne will eat this up!”🌟 “A refreshing take on Hell—bureaucratic nightmares, supernatural sabotage, and characters you can’t get enough of.”🌟 “Snarky, smart, and seriously addicting.”The Judas Files series is complete—dive into Book One today and discover why readers can’t stop raving about The Nine!

About the Author

Hold onto your warp drives and wizard hats. Chuck Harrelson and Kerrie Flanagan are C.G. Harris, the award-winning coauthor team responsible for some of the most thrilling escapades in the multiverse! Together they take readers on a devilishly daring dive into the hellish world of "The Judas Files," a wild ride through young adult dystopia with "The Rax (Coming soon)," and a space pirate adventure full of cosmic swashbuckling action in the "Viraquin Voyage".When they're not busy crafting the next great American novel or penning a haiku about the existential dread of Mondays, you can find them in the throes of what could only be described as a culinary Cold War, fiercely debating which is the superior pie, New York's big, floppy, fold-it-like-a-newspaper slice or Chicago's deep-dish cheese casserole with a crust?To this day the debate remains unresolved. But in the heated exchange of doughy discourse, one thing becomes clear: when it comes to pizza, the only real winner is whoever gets the last slice.

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