Damage Inc.

Damage Inc. Series, Book 1

By: Brett McKay

Narrated by: Christopher Marsh

"Imagine demon assassins who kill their victims by creating their worst fears.... Now imagine they’re after you!"

Link Balsey is working on a better life for himself after making stupid mistakes that cost him his long-time girlfriend of five years and turns his focus into his carpet cleaning business and best friend, Dante.

When he arrives at the mansion of his next customer, he’s instantly attracted to the woman of the house, Becca Falco. She continues to order services from him over the next three days, and she’s as into him as he is her. The only thing in the way is her abusive husband who happens to be a mob boss. He’s got connections to assassins and the police, and as his suspicions of their affair escalates, Link realizes it’s either kill or be killed.

But hiring Damage Inc., a company of demon hit men from a parallel world, could be opening Pandora’s box, and unleashing a string of nightmares come to life that may be impossible to put back.

©2017 Brett McKay (P)2019 Brett McKay

Awesome book

I really enjoyed this book and the imagination of the writer. I can't wait to read the next one

interesting

definitely interesting with a twist that I caught after some time. when it hits at the end it then becomes clear.

Worth the time

I wasn’t sure what to expect when I started it, but got really stuck in it after it started going really fast. I definitely recommend.

Fun and fast-paced!

I received a free copy via a promo code on Reddit. Damage Inc. is a fun and unique crime thriller with horror elements. The story is well-constructed and fast-paced without a lot of unnecessary detail. The narrator uses a variety of distinct voices which really add to the toungue-and-cheek humor of the story. At times, the pace of the narration is a bit fast, but not in a distracting way. Overall great experience!

A fun horror “read”!

I very much enjoyed reading Damage Inc. it’s a quick fun horror novel filled with suspense, action and stomach churning gore. The great story was really brought to life by the narrator who’s reading leant to the twists and turns of the book. The wrong narrator would’ve made this goofy but I think this reader knew when to be very expressive and when to let the suspense creep. I will definitely be checking out this authors’ other works!