Gothic Sunrise

Name: Gothic Sunrise
Author: Jimmy Boom Semtex
ISBN: 9781291914191

By Jimmy Boom Semtex

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In a rough northern town called Renford, a gothic music event is taking place in the premier goth club. With over a dozen bands, cool music, all you can drink and an awesome atmosphere, who wants to miss this party? Join Rolo, Denise, Sandra and friends as they see the live bands, drink, get merry, make love and live your life. All inhibitions are cast aside as the bands battle for ascendancy in the Goth War music event. Turn it up to 13. Held once a year. Will you be there?

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Release dateJun 11, 2014

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Jimmy Boom Semtex

Jimmy Boom Semtex is into many things. Writing is one. His varied work includes poetry, prose and stories on a variety of topics. Erotica like his Fire Extinguisher Man series, poetry on current world events, horror stories and more besides. Jimmy loves getting tattooed, listening to alternative music, drinking beer and living a simple but fulfilling life. Check his blogs out. He's working on new erotic stories and a poetry collection. His writing career is diverse and so are the authors/poets/writers he’s collaborated with.

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