Dead Bob

Dead Bob just isn’t another entry into the paranormal soup of novels. Because Bob is not a zombie - he doesn't crave human flesh. And he’s not a vampire - he can't so much as even move a muscle during the dark hours. But he’s certainly no longer human. The fateful day of his death begins simply enough with Bob wading into the highly toxic waters of Brooklyn’s Gowanus Canal in pursuit of a floating hand sporting a few missing fingers that may or may not be...
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Dead Bob just isn’t another entry into the paranormal soup of novels. Because Bob is not a zombie - he doesn't crave human flesh. And he’s not a vampire - he can't so much as even move a muscle during the dark hours. But he’s certainly no longer human. The fateful day of his death begins simply enough with Bob wading into the highly toxic waters of Brooklyn’s Gowanus Canal in pursuit of a floating hand sporting a few missing fingers that may or may not be attached to a submerged body. It ends with Bob floating face down in the Canal, dead to the world. Together with his one-armed, foul-mouthed and sex-charged girlfriend Loretta, and his best friend, funeral director and closet-gay Gerry Casapulla, the newly resurrected Dead Bob finds himself investigating a series of mutilations in Brooklyn while coming into his own with newfound paranormal powers. And absolutely nothing seems to be able to kill him. As the trail of carnage widens across Brooklyn, Bob and his two friends partner with the FBI to investigate the random butchering. And as they search, Bob, Loretta and Gerry discover that the mysterious growing powers of the one dead friend begin to draw out the otherworldly skills of the other two not to mention intensifying their sexual appetites. Who is Bob and why is he dead? Join Bob, Loretta and Gerry in their quest – sometimes funny, often grotesque - to find out why the three of them no longer are simply two guys and a girl from Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, but a formidable force against evil.