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WHEN IT COMES TO CASES, BRAM FARRELL'S BOUNCE FROM ONE UNLIKELY IMPOSSIBILITY TO A WORSE ONE - OR SO IT SEEMS TO HIM!Having just bested a many tentacled opponent to extinction - its, not his - Bram, aka The Raven to things not of this world on a regular basis, lands a job that only the extravagant number of zeros in the cash offered lures him to take on.A museum has lost both an artifact and its curator and want both back.The more Bram discovers, the worse his feeling of doom grows, for the museum is dedicated to only one civilization - the first to ever qualify as a civilization - the Sumerians, and that brings one of his most recent cases to mind all too often. One that involved an immortality recipe that required a lot of harpy blood in the mixing bowl.And the artifact he needs to find for his new clients is the Scepter of Anûtu, rumored to grant godhood to whomever holds it.It's the kind of case anyone who wasn't cash strapped would turn down. But with a fresh 5K tempting him, Bram does the smart thing. Grabs the cash.A smart move until he meets the true troublemaker. A man who first sought immortality nearly five thousand years ago.What Reviewers say about the first Raven Tales novel, Raven's Moon*"...it was a combination of the knowledge of a wide variety of legendary creatures and Bram's own self-awareness that really made me love this story."*"A superpowered fictional PI gets pulled off his book's pages and into reality to probe into supernatural crimes plaguing modern-day Detroit in this promising metafictional series opener..." Publishers Weekly*"Raven's Moon is a wonderful start to a series, and I will be reading the next book as soon as it is available, but for now I am going to get my hands on the prequels."*"Bram is comedy gold if you happen to enjoy sarcasm, dark humor and caustic comebacks."*Dane "slathers on the silliness, thick and often...Urban fantasy fans should savor this confident series opener" Kirkus Reviews</i