Coffin Dodgers

"A no-holds-barred thriller plot with a sense of the ridiculous, lacing

nastiness with some delightfully black comedy" - The Big Issue Scotland

"You really can't afford to miss out on this" - Ray Banks, author of Sucker

Punch and Beast of Burden

Coffin Dodgers is a fast, funny and fat-free thriller that's been compared to

Christopher Brookmyre, Colin Bateman, Tim Dorsey, Carl Hiaasen and the films

Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead.

Eighty is the new thirty. Nobody's having babies, the old massively outnumber

the young and the hip crowd has become the hip replacement crowd.

Twentysomething barman Matt Johnson would be bored senseless if someone wasn't

trying to kill him.

When Matt isn't playing silly pranks on his elders with his colleague Dave or

laughing at Dave's dating disasters, he's trying to summon up the courage to

ask best friend Amy out on a date. Then Matt narrowly escapes a car wreck, and

he discovers that his accident was no accident. Someone's murdering young

people, and dozens are already dead. Can Matt, Amy and Dave stop the killings?

The answer involves guns, gangsters, an angry bear and plenty of irate

pensioners.