Books matching: witty and sinister character
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Save:The Debt to Pleasure by John Lanchester is a dark and sensuous book that combines elements of a memoir, cookbook, thriller, and philosophical treatise. The narrator, Tarquin Winot, is a self-important gourmand who takes the reader on a journey through his musings on food, recipes, and his own life story. As the narrative unfolds through seasonal menus, the reader is drawn into a world of murder, art, and culinary delights, all narrated by a character who is both witty and sinister.
This is not a conventional cookbook. Though I should straight away attach a disclaimer to my disclaimer and say that I have nothing but the highest regard for the traditional collection of recipes, ar... - #2
Save:In 'Wolf Hunt 1' by Jeff Strand, George and Lou, two hired thugs, are tasked with transporting a man in a cage who they are told is a werewolf. Initially skeptical, they soon find themselves in a chaotic situation as the werewolf, Ivan, escapes and goes on a brutal killing spree through a small town. The book follows the humorous and gory escapades of George, Lou, and Ivan as they navigate through a series of violent and twisted events. The writing style is described as fast-paced, action-packed, and filled with witty banter between the characters, creating a blend of horror and humor.
The plot of 'Wolf Hunt 1' revolves around the relentless pursuit of Ivan the werewolf by George and Lou, who are determined to recapture him to avoid facing the wrath of their employer. As the story unfolds, the tension builds as the characters' interactions become increasingly sinister and humorous, leading to a climactic showdown between the thugs and the werewolf. The book is characterized by its dark humor, graphic violence, and unique take on the werewolf genre, offering readers a thrilling and entertaining ride through a world of carnage and chaos.
"Okay, it says here that you stole..." George Orton glanced down at his notebook, then flipped through a few pages. "Where did I write that down? Bear with me for a second...yeah, here it is. Sixty-th...
