Grimbargo

"Laura Morrison's Grimbargo is a madcap noir joyride across a dystopian near-future where death has lost its power in the face of perfect regeneration. Onto the scene two unlikely heroines bumble their way across a world of pseudo-suicide cults, dastardly ravens, inappropriate flirtations, and awkward nicknames in a race against time to investigate the first death in a decade, and perhaps to even save the worldddddd!"

- (Al)lison Spector, author of Let's Stalk Rex Jupiter! and featured writer in Five2One Magazine, Molotov Cocktail, & the Mad Scientist Journal; allisonspector.com



"Grimbargo is a slick sci-fi thriller that will leave the reader on the edge of their seat from start to finish. Morrison has crafted a unique and engaging world where humans are immortal, able to heal from any wound with the help of nanites, but be warned, this is a far cry from the utopia it might sound like. Watching [Jamie and Jackie] stumble from one conspiracy to the next is a delight. Morrison has struck gold with two likable protagonists who drive the plot forward with energy and a healthy dose of snark."

- Kathy Joy, author of Last One to the Bridge.



"A tightly-plotted combination of dystopian science-fiction and whodunit, with a healthy dash of humor, Grimbargo gives us two well-drawn main characters who find themselves thousands of miles from home and embroiled in some truly bizarre circumstances. Morrison makes it a pleasure to follow these two accidental adventurers as they uncover the outlines of a grave threat to humanity and struggle to understand, then fight it. With plenty of action and plot twists that keep you guessing, Grimbargo delivers!"

- Brian Kirchner, award-winning author of The Syrian Drummer and the Cactus Crimson Paint and The Manzanar Scrapbook