Read Em and Weep Bundle: Serial Killer and Goodnight, John-boy

Save 15% on the soft cover bundle and 20% on the e-book bundle!

Serial Killer: Read Em And Weep Book 1

A rotten childhood. An ingenious crime. An unexpected hero.
London, 1975. Dave Maudling escaped his unhappy childhood by losing himself in comic books. Now an editor for the same comics that served as his escape, he hates his readers and hides dangerous ideas in his most popular strip.

But when his pipe bomb instructions are used against a child molestor, Dave stumbles into a new world – and discovers that he may be a hero, after all.

“Just finished this twisted, very funny novel – 1st in a series by Pat Mills and Kevin O’Neill.”
Ian Ranking, Author Inspector Rebus Series

“Made me laugh! Reminded me a bit of Tom Sharpe. Never thought I would see the phrase “carpet bumming” in print form. Recommended.” Amazon reviewer

“I really loved this book. Set in the seedy 70’s publishing world, our anti-hero Dave is a troubled man-child who really wants to breeze through life doing as little as possible” Amazon reviewer

“Well, Pat and Kevin certainly understand kids. Almost as well as the books anti-hero, Dave Maudling. A man, intent on getting as many of his readers injured or killed as possible.” Amazon reviewer

“I stopped to read it for five minutes tonight but ended up glued to it for the last few hours. I’ve not laughed out loud and had such a fun time reading a novel for such a long time.” Amazon reviewer

Goodnight, John-boy: Read Em And Weep Book 2

Now Dave and Greg have created Aaagh!, the ‘comic of the streets’, which so enrages the establishment, it’s torn up on live TV! Dave and Greg fight back and their crimes lead them to be sentenced to the Siberia of comics: the Laarf! Puzzle Specials.

Even deadlier than his comics, Dave continues his work as a Serial Killer, a secret vigilante who kills monsters that harm kids. His next target is TV celebrity and national treasure, Fabulous Keen. But Keen, the ultimate monster, discovers Dave’s identity and prepares a terrible revenge.

The 1970s – a dangerous time for kids. An even more dangerous time for adults.

“Loved it. Offensive and scurrilous – just the way I like it!” Amazon reviewer

“Continues the story effortlessly – and shows how gifted a writer Pat Mills really is , as the second book keeps your attention the whole way through.” Amazon reviewer

“This is a frequently laugh out loud, outrageous and biting satire on the 70’s from someone who was there. But it also doesn’t shy away from tackling some real life monsters and their crimes of the era, including the church.” Amazon reviewer