New Indie Book Release: Identity Theft (John Abramowitz)

New Indie Book Release:
Identity Theft (Hunter Gamble) - John Abramowitz -
Urban Fantasy Legal Thriller (April 2013 - 187 pages)

- "Identity Theft is a carefully plotted story with both snappy dialogue between characters and interesting interior monologues from the main character(who, by the way, has a great, self-deprecating sense of humor). Combining interests in the arcane and the law, the author has written a story with punch and surprises that will keep readers pushing the arrow forward to read the next page. It is a fun, exciting tale, and I highly recommend it." - Reader Review


About the Book

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A man walks into the Texas Capitol. Shots ring out. A young aide lies dead. The killer's excuse? He was under a spell.

Sounds like a job for Hunter Gamble, right?

Wrong. After his disastrous "victory" in the trial of Samuel Pollard, Hunter has turned his back on defending oppressed vampires, mages, and zombies. Having accepted a position at his father's giant litigation firm, he's trying the glamorous cases, working in a corner office, and making a six-figure salary--and hating every minute of it.

As Hunter plots his exit strategy, he finds himself inexorably drawn to the case of the Capitol shooter, who is an old friend from law school. As he works to clear his friend, Hunter discovers that there is much more at stake in this case than whether one man was under a spell. Before long, he finds himself pulled into a magical conspiracy dating back to before the Unveiling--and with a singularly cold-blooded wizard at its heart.

The clock is ticking. The search for answers is on. And the author of Atticus for the Undead invites you to come along for the thrill ride--and get the magic back.

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Link to the eBook Identity Theft on Amazon with Excerpt

About the Author

Author John Abramowitz

John Abramowitz is a long, tall Texan (who apologizes to Lyle Lovett for stealing his line) born and raised in Fort Worth, Texas. His heart is split between Texas and Iowa (where he attended college), and he keeps on good terms with both by eating ample amounts of corn and barbecue.

Abramowitz is an unapologetic fanboy who liked Joss Whedon before it was cool. Among his other loves are thrillers (which influence his work), musical theater, and parentheses (of which there are far too many in this bio). He doesn't like discussing himself in the third person, and apologizes if this bio comes off as pretentious.

He currently resides in Austin, Texas, where he works as an author and lawyer.

Connect with John Abramowitz via Twitter: @onthebird
and the Author's Website.