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Title	:	Sepultura
Author	:	Guy Portman
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 216 pages
Published	:	January 11th 2018 (first published January 2018)
Categories	:	Mystery

Sepultura

Guy Portman

Kindle Edition | Pages: 216 pages

Rating: 3.39 | 384 Users | 33 Reviews

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A sociopath’s work is never done.

Dyson Devereux is a busy man, with a challenging new job in the council's Burials and Cemeteries department and a young son. Life should be fine.

But amid the mindless minutiae of his workplace, Dyson is fast losing patience with his crass colleagues and their contemptible clothes. Something’s got to give, and it’s not going to be Dyson.

Because unbeknown to those around him, beneath Dyson’s charming, Italian-delicacy-consuming veneer lurks something sinister. As his personal and professional lives threaten to spiral out of control, how long can Dyson keep his true nature under wraps?

Sepultura is a hilarious black comedy exposing the banality of public-sector bureaucracy.

“Hysterical. Takes dark humour to a whole new level” — Martin Allen, Author of Weed.

“A satirical gem” — Adam Riley, Comedian

“My kind of black comedy. You’ll either love Dyson, or love to hate him” — Sandra Seymour, Author of Breed: Slayer

Sepultura is the second instalment in the Necropolis Trilogy - #1 Necropolis #2 Sepultura #3 Golgotha. Sepultura can be read as a standalone novel.

‘…a character you can’t help but like no matter how outrageous he is’ – avid reader (Top 500 Amazon Reviewer)

‘…a gravely amusing distraction from other run-of-the-mill narrators’ – Littlebooknesslane (Top 1000 Amazon Reviewer)

If you like serial killer fiction and dark humorous crime you'll love Sepultura.

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Ratings: 3.39 From 384 Users | 33 Reviews

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No, no, no! it can't just end there!I've been looking forward to reading this since long before it came out on pre-order. Dyson is such a character that, even though you're not supposed to like him, you can't help it. I mean he's just impeccable. My only real regret is not being able to have my own opinion on the ties.I never quite saw the appeal of the chick-lit novel, but I am perhaps now more able to appreciate some of the nuances - who would, after all, refuse an attractive Italian cooing

I love this type of crime novel where you get to spend some quality time inside the head of a killer. There is none of the old "whodunnit" this is all about how will Dyson control this situation.Dyson seems to have come a long way since Necropolis. He still has an eye for fashion, food and quality kitchenware and he still knows how to get in a dig at Celine Dion. He is calm and controlled under any situation and for a sociopath he has a bit of a sense of humour. The first book was almost the

This book took a while for me to get into as it is written in a different style to what I am used to. However after the first few chapters I was totally hooked and will be reading the next book in the series. Overall it is a quick easy read. I received a free copy of the book to review from voracious readers only.

Meet Dyson Devereux. The embodiment of sartorial perfection, a dedicated professional in the Burial and Cemeteries field, a polyglot, a smart and erudite man with impeccable tastes and manners, a devoted fatherand also a sociopath and a murderer, because lets face it, no ones perfect. Dyson isnt a serial killer per se (well, in numbers only), hes really more just along the lines of a guy who tends to get rid of the intolerable elements in his life in a homicidal manner. The difficult thing is to

Im a huge fan of transgressive fiction and very familiar with the genre, so I had some idea of what to expect when I began Sepultura, but this book honestly blew away all my expectations. I had no idea that I was going to totally fall in love with the main character, Dyson, for one thing. And for another, I was shocked to find myself not only liking him, but actually rooting for him at every turn. Every time he killed someone I was just so happy about it that I started to feel like maybe I was a

Dyson Devereuxs nauseatingly suave sociopathic tendencies continue to escalate at a perverse pace in Sepultura, providing a gravely amusing distraction from other run-of-the-mill narrators.Following on from his infamy in Necropolis (Book 1) newly appointed manager of Palehams burials and cemeteries continues to conceal his lack of empathy for pretty much anyone with a pulse. Except for his son, Horatio, providing he makes a concerted effort to speak Latin (bear in mind hes three).While he

UGH - once again a book whose blurb never tells you that it's the second in a series... I started reading this one and while I was highly intrigued by the concept and character, just kept feeling like I was missing something - so I turned to other reviews. Yeah, I am missing something - THE FIRST BOOK. This is a sequel. I don't understand why authors/publishers/publicists would not mention that right up front - it is very difficult to jump into a story mid-stream, and it leaves readers (or at