The Final Phenomena of Rusty Roberts

About the Book

With obvious influences taken from Terry Pratchett, with Robert Lawrence Stine style short chapters, this contemporary fantasy novelette has everything you’d expect from a fast paced ever-changing story line.
It’s a simple story about the final days of a simple man, Rusty Roberts, who’s friends exist in his home made robot, and the horse prime minister. After being forced into solving a crime, he finds more about himself than he does the perpetrator. His journey takes him all over the new world, and he makes many new friends, including a camel, who happens to hold a secret, death, a bunch of animals, a war of nations, a family tree (of sorts) and a wizard demanding an apology. Oh, and there’s a robot with an IQ of zero, who happens to also do all the thinking for Rusty, whiskey is now a hearty breakfast and the prime minister is a horse; just like normal really. This ramshackled attempt to solve a crime should have you in tears of laughter if only for the crazy characters. Enjoy.

About the Author

Rhys Turton is a new and up and coming author, who's main aim in life was to publish a book. This is his first attempt, and by no means last. Born in Reading, England he now resides behind a computer screen in Liverpool and says 'I don't want to get a life, ‘cos it sounds like a lot of effort'. He has no aspirations to become a horse.