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"A fast paced thriller-cum-horror-cum-snarky-dark-comedy with two of the most interesting protagonists I’ve ever encountered."

Victorian London’s most incompetent crooks – turned demon hunters – are back.

When Tess Marchant gets a plea for help from an old childhood friend, The Great Big Demon Hunting Agency finds itself heading out to the countryside, to solve a mystery involving a Manor House and its wealthy family cursed by a malevolent demon.

Spencer and Bart find themselves in a world totally unfamiliar to them: of landed gentry, fearful poachers, and strange creatures which stalk the land at night. Not to mention unwelcome visitors in the form of the mysterious magician Thaddeus, and the ever-present Inspector Jones, just waiting for them to slip up.

Meanwhile, Tess finds herself struggling with a terrifying face from the past – but can this be the clue which unlocks the mystery of Flint Hall?

The Great Big Demon of Flint Hall is the sequel to The Great Big Demon Hunting Agency, and the second book in the Spencer & Bart series, described by readers as:
“A terrifying, thrilling, almost non-stop journey into magic, privilege, and mystery. Absolutely brilliant.”
“A fantastic, fun and demonic treat.”
“A fast paced mystery adventure”

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Advance Reader Review Quotes:
“As entertaining as its predecessor, Peter Oxley has managed to crank up the humour, whilst keeping up the action packed pace. Victorian London, Demons, Magicians, and a couple of characters you can only enjoy make for a great rollicking read. It rarely lets up.” – Alexander Jones
“All of the characters we came to love in the first book are here again, embroiled in new shenanigans with a flair that only they can provide. The mystery they are charged with unravelling takes an unexpected twist, and Oxley’s superb writing keeps you turning the pages. The book is a perfect mix of adventure, steampunk, comedy, urban fantasy, and historical mystery.” – Kelly Young
“An adventurous, outlandish and incredibly entertaining treat from beginning to end.” – John Derek
“This steampunky-historical-urban fantasy set in Victorian London/English countryside is just a fun read when you want something humorous and diverting. As such, it is a great read for the beach, travel, and when you want to shut your brain off and just enjoy a solid read with some good laughs.” – Andrea Joki
“An easy, fun filled, read.” – Peter Thorburn

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