When Grant Highgrim, a down and out reporter, has a chance to become a real reporter again if he can interview the oldest man alive, bit first, he must first save the geezer from a legion of beetle-demons.
A down-on-his-luck reporter, Grant Highgrim, stumbles upon the career-making story of his life when his publisher bets him he can’t interview the oldest man alive, a reclusive Nobel prize winner. Highgrim’s chance to reclaim his dignity is on the line.
Only the assignment isn’t as simple as interviewing a cranky old man for his secrets to a long life. Highgrim arrives at the nursing home on the day a legion of beetle-demons come to claim the soul of Dr. Henry Allsdipp, a Nobel Prize winner in economics. Highgrim must overcome his horror of creepy-crawlies if he’s to save both his interview and his interviewee.
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