BREAKERA novel by Rob T.
New Orleans, 1933. Hell has rules.
Cross has three of his own.
- I. Bring him a demonic contract.
- II. Tell him what you did.
- III. Hope he decides you're worth saving.
Every debt has a name.
A supernatural noir set in Depression-era New Orleans
Cross has spent longer than he cares to remember breaking infernal bargains and delivering the guilty when they deserve what's coming. Then Elsie brings him her sister.
Maryn is marked by a contract no demon wrote and haunted by something that doesn't bargain, tempt, or forgive. Something older is keeping score—and when its Collectors begin closing in, Cross discovers the sisters aren't the reason they've come.
Because buried beneath Maryn's debt is another account. An ancient one. Soon the streets of New Orleans are twisting, doors are opening where none should exist, and reality itself is bending beneath a balance that demands to be paid.
Cross has broken Hell's contracts before. This time, he'll have to break the rules behind them.
Every debt has a name. This one remembers his.
Settle your account.
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278 pages. A first edition for the shelf, published by Battle Goddess Productions.
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Read a SampleI absolutely loved this story. Cross is a man who has lived many lifetimes. He's the man you go to when a wrong deal is made, and he may be able to break it for you. But in the supernatural world, you can only survive for so long before the balance comes due.— Misty Bare, Verified Amazon Review
Every ledger has a score.
The official BREAKER soundtrack — A Mournful Note
Fourteen tracks to read by: the smoke-and-brass sound of 1933 New Orleans, the hush before a Collector comes calling, and the long walk back from the edge of a bargain.
Press play, open to chapter one, and let the ledger balance itself.
Listen on SpotifyThe ledger is just getting started.
Follow Cross, his friend Ledger, and the sisters Elsie and Maryn
BREAKER
New Orleans, 1933. A contract no demon wrote, and a debt older than Hell itself.
A Bill of Goods
A favor for a friend, a soul on the line, and a betrayal older than the law it broke.
Gabriel’s Horn
New Orleans, 1934. An angel on a bender, a stolen horn meant to end the world, and a thief no one saw coming.
