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William Rutter’s first novel “Hunter’s Song”, previously discussed in “Happenings in the Ghastly Affair Community“, is now available on Amazon, in print and for Kindle. Naturally, it’s also available through Amazon UK,and Amazon France. I personally look forward to reading more about Lila Davenport’s struggles with supernatural evil in the dark corners of Georgian England (and beyond).
Naturally, Lila must now be added to the list of Inspirations for Demon Hunter characters!
The Engine of Oracles 
I should be getting my copy from Amazon today. (And I’d wondered about suggesting she be included, but you beat me to it).
Just added her!
Many thanks indeed. I do see the book as a kind of “origin story” for the character.
When the Amazon exclusive period ends in August I was thinking of listing it on DriveThruRPG’s fiction section to strengthen its ties to its gaming origins. “Inspired by Daniel James Hanley’s GHASTLY AFFAIR rpg, this is the story of a demon hunter in Georgian England…” or somesuch if you have no objection.
I would be delighted!
I got my copy. It’s the not the next thing I’ll be reading, but it is the one after.