Benjamin Franklin once observed that “nothing is for certain except death and taxes.” Never has a truism stood the test of time so successfully.
Harold Potter is a man who lives a somewhat complicated life—mostly due to his unusual line of work. Today he discovers, that not only are death and taxes certainties you cannot evade, they are sometimes inextricably linked. No one can escape the taxman, but the grim reaper is even more determined to exact his due, and when they team up, there’s nowhere you can hide.
horror fantasy
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