A Nameless Witch

Thanks to a healthy dose of Martinez's signature humor, [it's] entertainingly witchy. "Booklist on A Nameless Witch"

Reformed warrior robot Mack Megaton searches for a missing family--and a moral purpose--in a city of exotic mutants. . . . Mack's smash-and-grab mission acquires some satisfying philosophical heft. "Entertainment Weekly on The Automatic Detective"

A smart, rocket-fast read with a clever, twisty plot that comes to a satisfying conclusion. "Publishers Weekly (starred review) on The Automatic Detective"

Fans of Douglas Adams will happily sink their teeth into this combo platter of raunchy laughs and ectoplasmic ecstasy. "Publishers Weekly (starred review) on Gil's All Fright Diner""

"Thanks to a healthy dose of Martinez's signature humor, [it's] entertainingly witchy."--"Booklist" on "A Nameless Witch

""Reformed warrior robot Mack Megaton searches for a missing family--and a moral purpose--in a city of exotic mutants. . . . Mack's smash-and-grab mission acquires some satisfying philosophical heft.""--Entertainment Weekly" on "The Automatic Detective

""A smart, rocket-fast read with a clever, twisty plot that comes to a satisfying conclusion."---"Publishers Weekly "(starred review) on "The Automatic Detective

""Fans of Douglas Adams will happily sink their teeth into this combo platter of raunchy laughs and ectoplasmic ecstasy."---"Publishers Weekly" (starred review) on "Gil's All Fright Diner"
"Thanks to a healthy dose of Martinez's signature humor, [it's] entertainingly witchy."-"Booklist" on "A Nameless Witch
""Reformed warrior robot Mack Megaton searches for a missing family-and a moral purpose-in a city of exotic mutants. . . . Mack's smash-and-grab mission acquires some satisfying philosophical heft.""-Entertainment Weekly" on "The Automatic Detective
""A smart, rocket-fast read with a clever, twisty plot that comes to a satisfying conclusion."---"Publishers Weekly "(starred review) on "The Automatic Detective
""Fans of Douglas Adams will happily sink their teeth into this combo platter of raunchy laughs and ectoplasmic ecstasy."---"Publishers Weekly" (starred review) on "Gil's All Fright Diner"
"Fans of Douglas Adams will happily sink their teeth into this combo platter of raunchy laughs and ectoplasmic ecstasy."---"Publishers Weekly" (starred review) on "Gil""'s All Fright Diner"
"[A] laugh-out-loud comic fantasy that should appeal to fans of Terry Brooks's Landover novels."---"Library Journal" on "Gil's All Fright Diner" "Delightfully droll, this comic romp will be a crowd-pleaser."--"Booklist" on "Gil's All Fright Diner"
"Can a vampire find true love with a ghost? Can a teenage witch open the gates of Hell? Anything can happen in A. Lee Martinez's wacky debut."--Charlaine Harris, bestselling author of "Dead to the World""" "Martinez's follow-up to "Gil's All Fright Diner "is as joyfully fast paced and funny. "In the Company of Ogres "tweaks fantasy cliches most excellently."--"Booklist"
"Martinez's broad humor should appeal to fans of the late Douglas Adams and other contemporary authors of comic fantasy."--"Library Journal" on "In the Company of Ogres"
" Fans of Douglas Adams will happily sink their teeth into this combo platter of raunchy laughs and ectoplasmic ecstasy." ---"Publishers Weekly" (starred review) on "Gil""'s All Fright Diner"
" [A] laugh-out-loud comic fantasy that should appeal to fans of Terry Brooks's Landover novels." ---"Library Journal" on "Gil's All Fright Diner" " Delightfully droll, this comic romp will be a crowd-pleaser." -- "Booklist" on "Gil's All Fright Diner"

" Can a vampire find true love with a ghost? Can a teenage witch open the gates of Hell? Anything can happen in A. Lee Martinez's wacky debut." -- Charlaine Harris, bestselling author of "Dead to the World""" " Martinez's follow-up to "Gil's All Fright Diner "is as joyfully fast paced and funny. "In the Company of Ogres "tweaks fantasy cliche s most excellently." -- "Booklist"

" Martinez's broad humor should appeal to fans of the late Douglas Adams and other contemporary authors of comic fantasy." -- "Library Journal" on "In the Company of Ogres"