Necropolis (The Shadow Wars)

The first novel in The Shadow Wars.How terrifying would it be to wake up with no memories? How much worse would it get if you happened to be in a crashed vessel full of corpses?For Greg Bishop, this nightmare has just become a reality. With nothing but his name and a pistol, he escapes into the rainy darkness of the wastelands surrounding him.Stumbling to a nearby outpost, expecting to find help and some clues to this mystery he's found himself in, Greg instead discovers a new level of terror. Something has gone incredibly wrong in the area. As he begins searching the base, he realizes that the dead aren't staying dead...

About the Author

I was born and raised in the Midwest. Missouri, specifically.That's where I've lived most of my life, first in Kansas City, then inBelton, finally in Columbia. Although I did move to New Mexico for twoyears. I lived briefly in White Rock and primarily in Santa Fe.I knew from a fairly young age that writing was my favorite thing. Theonly assignments I really cared about in school were ones that involvedwriting with any kind of creative license. There were a lot of scattered attempts and false starts at consistent writing until January of 2004. I was fifteen years old, we had just moved, and gotten a kickass computer for Christmas.I spent a years writing fan fiction, and technically I've never stopped.Eventually, in March of 2013, I discovered WattPad. That, combined with the factthat I was lucky enough to be in a position where I didn't need to leave the house to do my job, meant that I began working on my first realnovel.That novel became Necropolis. I self-published it andpromptly got started on a sequel. That kicked off my writing career,such as it is. I've since finished The Shadow Wars, which came out to be fifteen novels, and some novellas and short stories, and I really justsee this as a prelude to the rest of my career. I've got a lot moreideas.Currently, I live in Columbia, MO with my wife, aroommate, and two cats, and I manage to scrape together enough money towrite full-time.

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