Wells, Dan

John hunts monsters. He used to do it alone, and then, for a while, he did it for the government, but now he's alone again. The FBI is after him while, at the same time, John is after the very last of the Withered: ancient ageless beings who have preyed on mankind for ten thousand years. Now a fugitive as well as a hunter, the teenager has tracked his demonic prey to a small town in Arizona, where the elusive Dark Lady may be preparing to make her final stand against the fragile humans who have dared to strike back at her and her kind, even if that means unleashing a bloodbath upon an unsuspecting world. It's been a long hard road for John, but, one way or another, it's coming to an end. And he has nothing left to lose.--.

Young John Wayne Cleaver, who associates his killer instincts with the persona he refers to as "Mr. Monster, " has another monster to kill when his disposal of a demon draws another to Clayton County and its victims begin to arrive at the mortuary, and John must vanquish the new demon and his own Mr. Monster to save Clayton.

Marisa Carneseca is hunting a mysterious hacker named Grendel when she learns that her team has been invited to an exclusive tournament for the wildly popular VR game Overworld. But Marisa soon realizes that the competition is rife with corruption and the stakes are life or death.

Fifteen-year-old sociopath John Wayne Cleaver, having set rigid rules by which he must live in order to prevent himself from becoming a murderer, is intrigued by a body found behind a local laundromat and conducts his own investigation into what he believes are the actions of a serial killer.

With humans and Partials on the brink of war, Samm is trapped in the vast toxic wasteland of the American Midwest and Kira is in the hands of Dr. Morgan, who wants to save the Partials. To make matters worse, there is a mysterious figure, neither human nor Partial, with warnings of a new apocalypse.

Michael Shipman, who suffers from paranoid schizophrenia, has been accused of murder and doubts his own innocence.

"Marisa Carneseca is one of those people. She might spend her days in Mirador, but she lives on the net-going to school, playing games, hanging out, or doing things of more questionable legality with her friends Sahara and Anja. And it's Anja who first gets her hands on Bluescreen-a virtual drug that plugs right into a person's djinni and delivers a massive, nonchemical, completely safe high. But in this city, when something sounds too good to be true, it usually is, and Mari and her friends soon find themselves in the middle of a conspiracy that is much bigger than they ever suspected"--Amazon.com.

Searching for a mysterious hacker when her Overworld team is invited to compete in an exclusive tournament, Marisa discovers that the event is rife with corruption, infighting, and dangers that render winning the only way to survive.

With humans and Partials on the brink of war, Samm is trapped in the vast toxic wasteland of the American Midwest and Kira is in the hands of Dr. Morgan, who wants to save the Partials. To make matters worse, there is a mysterious figure, neither human nor Partial, with warnings of a new apocalypse.

"John and Brooke are on their own, hitchhiking from town to town as they hunt the last of the Withered through the Midwest--but the Withered are hunting them back, and the FBI is close behind. With each new town, each new truck stop, each new highway, they get closer to a vicious killer who defies every principle of profiling and prediction John knows how to use. Meanwhile, Brooke's fractured psyche teeters on the edge of oblivion, overwhelmed by the hundreds of thousands of dead personalities sharing her mind. She flips in and out of lucidity, manifesting new names and thoughts and memories every day, until, at last, the one personality pops up that John never expected and has no idea how to deal with"--Provided by publisher.