Barnabas
Tew and the Case of the Enlightened Cow
Rama, the Hindu god who maintains dharma,
or the balance of all things, is in terrible trouble, and only Barnabas and
Wilfred can save him!
Private detectives to the gods, Barnabas
Tew and Wilfred Colby, believed they’d discovered the secret to taking charge
of their destinies. Unfortunately, they’re about to be taught a hard lesson:
nothing is as it seems and taking control is easier said than done.
Fresh off their most challenging case to
date, the two detectives step into a cenote: an otherworldly portal that
connects worlds and can take them anywhere if they how to use it. Each is hoping to be reunited with someone he
left behind, but they soon realize that something has gone terribly,
disastrously wrong. Instead of being reunited with their lady-loves, they find
themselves in a Hindu temple, together with Kamadeva, the Hindu god of desire.
Kamadeva asks them to save his friend Rama,
who is in grave danger. It seems an innocent enough request, but Barnabas and
Wilfred have learned that not everything is at it seems, and the right thing to
do is not always so obvious. It doesn’t take long to discover that not all the
gods want Rama saved, leaving the two detectives to make a terrible choice.
The detectives have faced dangerous deities
before, but the Hindu gods are different. Otherworldly, wise, and full of
shadowy motivations, they all seek to manipulate the hapless detectives to suit
their purposes.
Can Barnabas and Wilfred see through the
illusions and the lies to uncover the truth of the matter? Or will they fail,
and choose the wrong side?
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Author
Bio – Columbkill Noonan is the author of the bestselling
"Barnabas Tew" series, which features the bumbling-yet-lovable
Victorian detective Barnabas and his trusty sidekick, Wilfred. Columbkill
combines her love of mythology and her affinity for period fiction to
craft unique cozy mysteries that will leave you guessing (and chuckling!) till
the very end.
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