Drew Melbourne

"A mild-mannered accountant with a dark past reluctantly teams up with a three-armed alien cop and a mysterious young woman to save the universe. Percival Gynt and his allies must crack the mystery of the long-hidden Engine of Armageddon before it can finish unmaking all of creation. Along the way, they have to cope with a galaxy-spanning church, relentless space Nazis, and an evil wizard whose very existence was erased from memory"--Publisher's Weekly (10/18/2018).

Percival Gynt and the Conspiracy of Days

Jessica Smith

I'd highly recommend this to all fans of Douglas Adams. It does veer into darker, gruesome territory at times, but maintains a fairly light, humorous tone anyway. That said, this is definitely a book you need to pay close attention to. Don't make the mistake that I did and try to read it when you're very tired, distracted, or on a bus packed with boisterous private school kids, because you will get confused and have to re-read large chunks. This is a book to give undivided attention to.

Percival Gynt and the Conspiracy of Days

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