Welcome to The Deep Estate

The Deep Estate: Book 1

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Science Fiction Fantasy, Humorous Science Fiction, Humor Fantasy, Vampires, Satire, Urban Fantasy, Absurdist Fiction, and Novels

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Violence and Profanity

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Sep 1, 2025

Page Length

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Welcome to The Deep Estate

The Deep Estate: Book 1

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Blurb

John Doe always thought his dad was bonkers—ranting about secret lizard people and a shadowy Deep State pulling the strings. Then a newspaper from another timeline lands on his doorstep, and things get… weird.

A hidden message leads him to an unlisted office with an extra-secret elevator that only has one button: Down.

And down the rabbit hole he goes.

At the very bottom, John discovers the organization keeping the world blissfully unaware of the truth that’s all around us: Reality is kind of insane.

Get ready to dive headfirst into the mind-warping, bureaucratic belly of the beast that is The Bureau of the Bizarre. Their job? To catalog, contain, and hide away all the weird things the universe spits out when it’s bored or drunk.

We’re talking cursed Victorian dolls, the Bermuda Triangle, murder clowns, a certain author’s booger sugar, cranky kinda-sorta vampires, secret lizard people, double-secret lizard people that even the regular secret lizard people don’t know about, and way too many Schrödinger’s Cats.

Welcome to the Deep Estate.

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Genres

Science Fiction Fantasy, Humorous Science Fiction, Humor Fantasy, Vampires, Satire, Urban Fantasy, Absurdist Fiction, and Novels

Trigger Warnings

Violence and Profanity

Type of Ending

Series

The Deep Estate — Book 1

Author Prefers A Review On

Goodreads or Amazon

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Number of days to read

Publication Date

Sep 1, 2025

Page Length

334 pages

Available Formats

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Author

Kevin Kane is, without question, a real author.

He enjoys doing writer things in between human-person activities, like itching himself and occasionally worrying that he may be too itchy and might have bed bugs. In his spare time, he peruses local handmade paper and artisanal vellum.

His favorite saying is “To err is human,” because we’re all humans here, and it would be an error to assume he was anything else, such as a Ticonderoga No. 2 pencil manufactured in Versailles, Missouri, circa 1974.