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Revolution No. 9 by Neil McMahon

Revolution No. 9

by Neil McMahon
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  • First Published:
  • Jan 1, 2005, 304 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Dec 2005, 352 pages
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The Dr Monks series:

  • Twice Dying (paperback original 2000).  'E.R. meets psycho…a disturbing tale of damaged souls in a wounded world. Terse, moody, compelling.'
  • Blood Double (paperback original 2003): 'A step down from Twice Dying' - Kirkus Reviews.
  • To The Bone (hardcover 2003):  'exhilarating new medical thriller' - Publishers Weekly.
  • Revolution No. 9 (2005)

McMahon is currently writing a stand-alone novel set in Montana, where he lives with his wife.

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