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Bezig met laden... Nrds: National Recently Deceased Services (NRDS Season 1)door Jp Rindfleisch IX
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Ghosts are real and there is an underfunded government agency that help the recently deceased transition into the afterlife. Spiritual energy is running wild in the rural Midwest and when a remote NRDS office settles in, nothing goes according to plan. Follow this cast of NRDS as they work through spirit cases, struggle with small town politics, and try to dig themselves out of tons and tons of paperwork. Because what is a government agency without an insurmountable amount of red tape? Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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NRDS – National Recently Deceased Services, is about an under-the-radar government agency that deals with ghosts, poltergeists, etc. There are NRDS offices across the country in small towns. This particular branch features characters such as Buck, the old pro; Alexus, the kick ass pain in the ass; River, the drug-addled good time guy; Bob, part of the team as a resident ghost; and others. The thread that hangs the stories together is Ethan, the new hire who naively didn’t bother to read the manual and is learning everything on the fly. Yes, eventually, Ethan does read the manual. Because he's the newbie, he gets all the scut jobs, but we watch him mature and become a full-fledged team member.
Complicating matters are the locals, who have discovered the office and want them run out of town. A candidate for mayor lost a son recently and feels taken advantage of by NRDS. The problem is, his son is a ghost in the local cemetery, with other children who are being wrangled together by a strong ghost teacher, Mable. But everyone knows that ghosts don’t exist, right?
Not all of the stories are funny or even interesting, but most of them are. This book isn’t for children, containing foul language and some naked ghosts at an orgy, but I recommend it to adults who have a sense of humor and would enjoy a book that is slightly risqué. ( )