Book #1 from the series: Special Sin

No Dogs in Philly

A Cyberpunk Horror Noir

About

In the neon-drenched streets of a crumbling Philadelphia, a relentless PI hunts for truth among monsters, ancient gods, and corrupted tech.

Welcome to a world where cyberpunk technology collides with Lovecraftian horror. When alien deities stalk the shadows and bioengineered nightmares rule the night, private investigator Saru Solan gets pulled into a labyrinth of secrets, betrayal, and eldritch terror.

Plunge into a cyberpunk noir filled with futuristic urban horror, grotesque mutants, and a city overrun by both technology and madness. Navigate the underbelly of dystopian Philadelphia alongside a hardened female detective battling not just the criminal elements—but the very fabric of reality itself.

Perfect for fans of Blade Runner’s grit, Lovecraft’s cosmic horror, and Sin City’s sharp-edged noir. If you crave dark metaphysical thrillers, eldritch monsters, and a heroine who won’t quit, this is your next obsession.

Praise for this book

This is one of the most enjoyable books I have read in some time. It is in the running for one of the top 5 books for 2015. I know the year is not even half over, but the book is that good.

"One cannot help but feel drawn to Saru; such compulsion towards Saru mirrors the compulsion a reader will feel throughout the book...It's a compulsion to devour the book, to read more about Saru, a compulsion to then reread No Dogs in Philly over and over again."

No Dogs in Philly is a weird and wonderful must-read for lovers of detective novels who don't mind their noir stained red with the mysterious and metaphysical."

No Dogs in Philly is a fun, interesting story that leaves you with more questions than it answers. The worldbuilding is incredible; it takes your run-of-the-mill cyberpunk aesthetic and twists it in new and interesting ways. This ambitious, thought-provoking, violent, and grotesque novel is well worth the deep examination and appreciation it invites.

Andy Futuro builds a chillingly feasible dystopia with intense world-building, unique characters, and enough unanswered questions to ponder. The novel's complex narrative weaves themes of spirituality versus materialism to create a truly unique reading experience.