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                NEIL SMITHPSYCHOSOMATIC
 “Because 
                Lydia didn’t have arms or legs, she shelled out three thousand 
                bucks to a washed up middleweight named Cap to give her ex-husband 
                the beating of his life.”
 But the beating turns to murder, and the murder into lust and 
                desperation between Lydia and an underworld clean-up man. Meanwhile, 
                overgrown frat boy car thieves take up cop killing as a side hobby. 
                When these paths cross, a horror show of violence unfolds as they 
                all slide into a hell of their own design, surrounded by the neon 
                and noise of the casino strip on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
 
 Violent, vivid, life at hyper-speed.
 
 This debut novel from the editor of Plots with Guns is a noir 
                nightmare that asks how much is too much in a relationship, and 
                what is the cost of leaving? Ken Bruen calls it “the darkest 
                song I’ve ever read”.
 "Anthony Neil 
                Smith takes hardboiled, crunches it, peels back the shell, and 
                finishes it off with a flamethrower. Always with an eye for the 
                perfect detail, a tuning fork for crackling dialogue, and prose 
                that goes down smooth. Don’t flinch, or you’ll miss 
                something. You were warned."
 Sean 
                Doolittleauthor of BURN
 
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                  | VICTOR 
                      GISCHLER : Anthony Neil Smith wants to horrify you on every level, 
                      so he wrote a novel called Psychosomatic. 
                      This book piles one atrocity on top of another and shows 
                      you just how dark and nasty and evil humanity can be. Psychosomatic 
                      doesn't let you rest or catch your breath. You think
 you've got the balls to read this novel? We'll see, punk. 
                      We'll just see."
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