Gravestone

Gravestone Redux

Jack Sared was born in the wake of a terrible conflict known as "The Bandit Wars." He has lived his life not knowing who his parents were, or where his place in the world is. He must find his own way, and has ventured far and wide to find answers to a question he doesn't quite know how to ask.

So when he stumbles into another world, so different from the one he came from, he is forced to confront his fears, his demons, his past, and to face a future that seems so uncertain. His only guide: a young girl, running from her own past and determined in her own search for a better future.

They not only need to figure out how to survive, but how to live in a world turned hostile overnight. What their future might look like together, they dare not think to hope. But maybe, just maybe, together they can find their way.

Part 1 of the debut series written and edited by Dave N.I. Johnson, Gravestone combines Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Adventure and more to bring you a world of intrigue, love, adventure and ruin in a post-apocalyptic world driven by the people that live in it. With multiple perspectives, branching storylines that diverge and intersect with one another in meaningful and heartfelt ways, Gravestone is the story not of events, but of the people that must either rise to the challenge of the worlds they live in, or fall to the despair of inaction.

From the writer behind the original Gravestone, the Grazer series, as well as many other Sci-Fi and Fantasy stories, comes the Redux edition of Gravestone. There is life, there is death, there is action and suspense. But, most importantly, there is the start of a world that is truly mesmerising.

Follow Jack, Luke, Nadia and a cast of beautiful and wonderful characters as they embark upon journeys of self-discovery, heartache, loss and intrigue that cannot be understated. Follow them all in Gravestone.

ARC reader review excerpts:

"12/10 - I cannot understate the way this captivated me. I found myself crying tears of heartache and sorrow for what these characters went through"

"Top marks... This hit me harder than I thought it would - and I only read the draft. Give this man a f*****g medal."

"Look... Just read it. That's all I can say about this."

"This isn't a happy story - it was never meant to be. Perhaps that is why it gave me so much. I can't read anything else without comparing it to this."

"I think this is as close to living in a dream as I could have hoped to achieve in my lifetime."

"This story is written as though the author truly has memories of these events. This both terrifies and humbles me."

"I thought this was going to be a slow burn until I hit chapter eight. F**k. Me."