John L. Monk

Dan Jenkins returns from death for a chance to live again. The stolen bodies of killers are his rides: ...an enforcer for the Howlers Motorcycle Club, a violent criminal organization in Memphis spilling mayhem into the lives of innocent people. ...a deranged killer in the desert racking up a body count one young woman at a time. ...a twenty-something junkie in Florida, part of a three person team of sociopaths terrorizing a beach community. Before he's kicked out, Dan needs to stop his hosts from hurting anyone else. It's one of the rules if he wants more rides. More rides means more movies and fishing trips, and more of those little apple pies they sell at gas stations and convenience stores, because they're just that good. For a dead guy, it's a pretty good gig...until someone changes the rules.

Kick

The world has gone to hell and it isn't coming back. It happened in a year: starvation, gangs of kids with guns, and every adult in the world dead from the Sickness. Houses are now mausoleums. Civilization lies in the hands of children who've never had to feed themselves or survive a winter without gas or electricity. Most will die. Others - a bare few - will tread a different path. Fourteen-year-old Jack Ferris is a survivor - because his parents raised him that way. Leveraging qualities rare for his age, he must lead his desperate companions to a secret refuge. Too late, he learns that safety is a mirage, and that the high price of hope is paid in blood. "An emotional and action filled post-apocalyptic story with unforgettable characters. You won't want to put this one down!" - Nicholas Sansbury Smith, author of the "Extinction Cycle." "John L. Monk brings a remarkable wit and elegance to his storytelling through the use of vivid descriptions and complex characters." - J. Thorn, Amazon Top 100 Author in Action & Adventure. "A Post Apocalyptic Lord of the Flies that's both terrifying and uplifting." - Nick Cole, author of CTRL-ALT-REVOLT, creator of Apocalypse Weird. Fans of One Second After, The Hunger Games, and Alas Babylon should enjoy this what-if tale of inventiveness, character, and courage. Order your copy today.

A Post-Apocalyptic Survival Thriller

Hell's Children

Retirement means immortality. Immortality means adventure. Life begins at seventy. Running on the world's fastest quantum computer is a very special game: one where retirees leave their flesh-and-blood lives in search of endless adventure. Weapons, spells, gold, experience points... These are the marks by which life is now measured. Ethan Crane wants none of it. In fact, he never wanted to retire at all, let alone play a game for all eternity. But now he's on a mission to find his wife-a wife he just discovered is still alive and inside the game. Nothing will stop him from reaching her. Not even himself.

John L. Monk

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