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Exploring the complexities of Regina Moss's life, the story delves into her successful career as a psychiatrist while revealing the emotional turmoil beneath her polished exterior. Haunted by her past and struggling with her strained relationship with her daughter, Regina grapples with her feelings for a new tech at work and the dynamics with her caring yet gruff husband, Walter. With a voice that is both brash and darkly humorous, the narrative invites readers into Regina's psyche, exposing her vulnerabilities and creating a compelling connection with this unforgettable character.

Set against the backdrop of US government experiments on radiation effects, the narrative introduces K., a bizarre 40-foot creature with a mix of fur, feathers, and butterfly wings, lacking understanding but driven by hunger. His existence is intertwined with a ritual sacrifice by island natives, leading to a dramatic encounter with American hunters. Captured and brought to the States, K. becomes the star of a traveling show, raising questions about exploitation and the consequences of tampering with nature.

Exploring themes of divine influence and moral ambiguity, this narrative follows a man convinced he has received a divine mandate to eliminate his foes. Infused with sharp wit and dark humor, the story delves into the complexities of human desires and cruelty. Central to the plot is the enigmatic Dalila, whose captivating presence challenges the protagonist's perceptions. David Maine crafts a striking portrayal of a well-known biblical figure, revealing the intricate humanity behind the legendary icon.

Exploring themes of temptation, rivalry, and murder, this novel offers a provocative retelling of the biblical story of Adam and Eve, as well as Cain and Abel. The narrative delves into the complexities of these iconic characters, providing fresh interpretations that challenge traditional perspectives. Through its compelling storytelling, the book invites readers to reconsider the familiar tale and its profound implications on human nature and relationships.

In this brilliant debut novel, Noe's family - his wife, sons and daughters-in-law - tell what it's like to live with a man touched by God, while struggling against events that cannot be controlled or explained. For when Noe orders his sons to build an ark, he can't tell them where the wood will come from, just that God will provide. When he sends his daughters-in-law out to gather the animals, he can offer no directions, money or protection. Just faith. But once the rain starts, they all come to realise that the harshest test of their faith is just beginning. The Flood is a wickedly funny, wildly imaginative retelling of one of the most dramatic stories known to mankind. At its core it's about a family caught in the midst of an extraordinary event and David Maine infuses this timeless tale with humanity, tension and wit.