A statistics professor tries to a survive a series of gruesome and impossibly unlikely disasters linked to a supernaturally lucky Vegas casino, while dealing with her own erasure as a bisexual, in this chilling and quick-witted horror novel.
 
Vera, a bisexual statistics professor, is one of the survivors of a global disaster of a new kind – the Low Probability Event. What should have been a simple family lunch turns into an absurd catastrophe raining fish, parade balloons, exploding manholes and brutally violent animal attacks.
Washed up the aftermath, it’s only when the handsome, but problematic, government agent Layne knocks on her door that she is offered a glimpse of meaning to life. Layne is investigating the Low Probability Event, and believes the deadly absurd events may be linked to an improbably lucky casino.
 
As they hit the road to try and make sense of the meaningless chaos of life, only one thing is clear – what happens in Vegas isn’t staying there…
 
'An existential masterwork that, like life, is equal parts atrocity and delights' -Olivie Blake
 
'Sparkles and shines as bright as the Las Vegas strip! Lucky Day fearlessly explores existence, absurdity, and love as only Chuck Tingle can do it. It will shock, thrill, and unlock new fears never even dreamt of. This is Tingle at his strangest and bloodiest' - CJ Leede
 
'A transcendent bisexual fantasia. Prepare to be astonished, unnerved, and ultimately, delighted. Lucky Day is groundbreaking, surrealist horror like you've never seen before' - Liz Kerin
 
'Tingle wows with an absurdist existential horror novel that is as funny as it is unexpectedly devastating, complex, and challenging...Combining irreverent moments of surreality with an earnest message about finding hope even in the face of brutality, this is Tingle's best yet' - Publishers Weekly, STARRED REVIEW
 
'Tingle's latest is an absurd romp, but underneath the off-the-wall mayhem lies his most sophisticated work to date' - Booklist, STARRED REVIEW
 
Initial dispatch estimated within one month of UK publication.