John G Hartness

Where do you go when you've saved the world but given up everything and everyone you love in the process? The home of the blues, of course Quincy Harker has retreated to Memphis to lick his wounds and get started on building a new life for himself. He's determined to be a normal guy (almost) living a (mostly) normal life working as a bouncer in a (not even a little bit) normal bar. But it all goes sideways when someone asks for his help with a little demon problem. Harker knows there's no such thing as a little demon problem. He's right, of course, because his demon problem includes hellhounds, dragons, djinn, angels, artifacts, secret government agencies, and a high school prom. This could absolutely be Quincy Harker's most dangerous outing yet, and that's before we even mention the explosions

Where do you go when you've saved the world but given up everything and everyone you love in the process? The home of the blues, of course Quincy Harker has retreated to Memphis to lick his wounds and get started on building a new life for himself. He's determined to be a normal guy (almost) living a (mostly) normal life working as a bouncer in a (not even a little bit) normal bar. But it all goes sideways when someone asks for his help with a little demon problem. Harker knows there's no such thing as a little demon problem. He's right, of course, because his demon problem includes hellhounds, dragons, djinn, angels, artifacts, secret government agencies, and a high school prom. This could absolutely be Quincy Harker's most dangerous outing yet, and that's before we even mention the explosions

Sixteen stories from the Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter Universe, collected all for the first time in this massive collection For ten years, Quincy Harker has been dropping f-bombs, throwing fireballs, and sending demons back to Hell. He's done this through ten novels, and nearly twenty appearances in various anthologies, standalone short stories, and historical novellas. Now, you can get all of them in one place for the very first time Find out how Quincy's namesake handled the undead in the weird, wild, west Read about Harker's first love and greatest loss. Learn about Joe Henry's final acceptance of her destiny and her family's legacy. Read the story of when Harker meets the inimitable Joe Ledger, before the first Joe Ledger novel Decade One collects all the short stories from the first decade on Quincy Harker, all in one place. For the Harker superfan, it's a way to flesh out the world and learn more about beloved characters. For the newly initiated, it's a collection of bite-sized stories to suck you into the series and leave you wanting more. enjoy this walk through the Harkerverse with me, and don't worry-there will be more

What's the first rule of fight club?Don't invite the friggin' Reaper to the fight club Cryptids are turning up dead all over Charlotte, and this time it's not Harker's fault. He's tasked with finding out who is killing shifters and leaving their bodies in conspicuous places, and the best way to do that is to go undercover where the killings are taking place, find out who's in charge, and persuade them to stop. Persuade them in the very Quincy Harker way, of course.So Harker hides his identity and gets himself conscripted as one of the combatants in Charlotte's very own cryptid cage fighting arena, battling it out with vampires, werewolves, and faeries, oh my Along the way he makes a friend (yeah, pretty much only one-have you met Harker?), learns to embrace the nickname he's always hated, and throws down in some truly epic battles. Then he squares off against an uber-powerful vampire in the Main Event, and business really picks up.When Harker finally figures out who's running this ring of lethal combat sports, the answer is one he never suspects and leads to a final confrontation he never wanted. But sometimes, when the chips are down, you really should in fact fear the Reaper...

It's finally time for Bubba the Monster Hunter to face his most terrifying challenge yet - marriage That's right, Bubba's back and more ridiculous than ever, and this one ends with wedding bells But you know Bubba, and that means you know something's going to go sideways before all is said and done. But before he gets hitched, he's got to get all up in a swamp, get lost on a mountain, get an involuntary haircut (yep, I said what I said - Bubba's getting a haircut ), and deal with the most ridiculous bachelor party in the history of bar fights Old, New, Borrowed, & Blue collects the following novellas - Swing LowUnholy GroundWampus RumpusChurch on Time

It's finally time for Bubba the Monster Hunter to face his most terrifying challenge yet - marriage That's right, Bubba's back and more ridiculous than ever, and this one ends with wedding bells But you know Bubba, and that means you know something's going to go sideways before all is said and done. But before he gets hitched, he's got to get all up in a swamp, get lost on a mountain, get an involuntary haircut (yep, I said what I said - Bubba's getting a haircut ), and deal with the most ridiculous bachelor party in the history of bar fights Old, New, Borrowed, & Blue collects the following novellas - Swing LowUnholy GroundWampus RumpusChurch on Time

They were heroes. They were legends. They were retired. Leshru, Nipural, Torgan, Walfert, Eltara, Xethe, and Prynne. They wereThe Seven, the most legendary mercenary band to ever tread the roads of Watalin. They fought monsters, defeated bandits, and made a lot of money. Then they got old. So they quit, and split up to live out their days in peace and quiet. Because that always works out well...Until one day a young man walked into Leshru's bar with a coin he shouldn't have and a story Leshru never wanted to hear. Eltara, one of his old crew and dearest friends, was dead. Murdered by a turncoat from the old days. And the boy? Her son. Now the boy, Qabil, along with a wild young thief named Thallis and a half-orc bard Celia, must ride across the land to find justice for their friend. And maybe a little bit of vengeance. Because The Seven are riding again, and some crimes will never be forgiven. The Seven: Unforgiven is an adventure fantasy novel by award-winning author John G. Hartness (Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter, The Black Knight Chronicles, Amazing Grace). Fans of Tad Williams, Raymon Feist, and Nicholas Eames will love this high-octane tale of adventure, found family, and magic.

Quincy Harker needs a vacation, but there's no peace to be found in the usually sleepy seaside resort of North Carolina's Outer Banks. No, there's a serial killer stalking the streets of Manteo, and there's even more to the crimes than usual. Add in a heavily warded cemetery with hints of magic long thought to have vanished from the earth, a mystery centuries in the making, and a string of horrifyingly realistic nightmares plaguing Rebecca Flynn, Harker's fianc e, and our boy isn't getting any rest or relaxation. But he is getting the one thing he's really, really good at handling - a fight. Quincy Harker investigates modern murders and the oldest mystery in United States history all at the same time as he tried to figure out who's killing tourists in Manteo while also investigating the truth behind the Lost Colony in Lost, the ninth book in the Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter Series of award-winning dark urban fantasy novels.

Quincy Harker needs a vacation, but there's no peace to be found in the usually sleepy seaside resort of North Carolina's Outer Banks. No, there's a serial killer stalking the streets of Manteo, and there's even more to the crimes than usual. Add in a heavily warded cemetery with hints of magic long thought to have vanished from the earth, a mystery centuries in the making, and a string of horrifyingly realistic nightmares plaguing Rebecca Flynn, Harker's fianc e, and our boy isn't getting any rest or relaxation. But he is getting the one thing he's really, really good at handling - a fight. Quincy Harker investigates modern murders and the oldest mystery in United States history all at the same time as he tried to figure out who's killing tourists in Manteo while also investigating the truth behind the Lost Colony in Lost, the ninth book in the Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter Series of award-winning dark urban fantasy novels.

"It's like Stephanie Plum with a Southern Accent." - Rachel A. Brune, author of Cold Run Based (verrrrrry loosely) On True Events. Alexis Lieberman has been hacked. And not just hacked like someone stole her credit card information and did something reasonable, like buy a new TV or go to Aruba. Oh, nooooooo, of course not. No, she got hacked and her credit card used to buy the most vile, disgusting thing she could even contemplate.Sub sandwiches with extra mayo.That's right-her identity was stolen and all they got was some cheap sub sandwich delivery, and not even good subs at that. But that's beside the point. The point that her identity was stolen, the sanctity of her computing world was violated, and it is high time that the evildoers were brought to justice and made to answer for their crimes against Lexi and against lunches worldwide. I mean, really. Extra mayo? Who even does that?But now Lexi has another problem. Nobody cares. Not the local police, not the police in the town where the subs were fraudulently purchased, not even the FBI, who's supposed to handle things like interstate wire fraud, international drug cartels, and human trafficking.No, there's no evidence of international drug cartels or human trafficking, but there's also no evidence that those things aren't involved, now is there?So Lexi, after a long afternoon day drinking with her next door neighbor and BFF Rhonda Mabry, she does the only thing she can think of - she loads up the Prius and heads off to Orlando in search of justice and whoever would order extra mayo. I mean, gross.Along the way there are drunken bar fights, drunken Bar Olympics, underwear malfunctions, a visit to at least one drunk tank, a fling with a man missing his eyebrows (which may or may not be Lexi's doing), a showdown with the Russian mob, and a mechanical bull named Hornicus Prime. Identity Theft is a comedy thriller in the vein of Thelma & Louise, with more tequila and fewer fatalities. Also more mechanical bull. It is the latest novel from award-winning author John G. Hartness (Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter, Amazing Grace, and way more than I feel like typing).

"It's like Stephanie Plum with a Southern Accent." - Rachel A. Brune, author of Cold Run Based (verrrrrry loosely) On True Events. Alexis Lieberman has been hacked. And not just hacked like someone stole her credit card information and did something reasonable, like buy a new TV or go to Aruba. Oh, nooooooo, of course not. No, she got hacked and her credit card used to buy the most vile, disgusting thing she could even contemplate.Sub sandwiches with extra mayo.That's right-her identity was stolen and all they got was some cheap sub sandwich delivery, and not even good subs at that. But that's beside the point. The point that her identity was stolen, the sanctity of her computing world was violated, and it is high time that the evildoers were brought to justice and made to answer for their crimes against Lexi and against lunches worldwide. I mean, really. Extra mayo? Who even does that?But now Lexi has another problem. Nobody cares. Not the local police, not the police in the town where the subs were fraudulently purchased, not even the FBI, who's supposed to handle things like interstate wire fraud, international drug cartels, and human trafficking.No, there's no evidence of international drug cartels or human trafficking, but there's also no evidence that those things aren't involved, now is there?So Lexi, after a long afternoon day drinking with her next door neighbor and BFF Rhonda Mabry, she does the only thing she can think of - she loads up the Prius and heads off to Orlando in search of justice and whoever would order extra mayo. I mean, gross.Along the way there are drunken bar fights, drunken Bar Olympics, underwear malfunctions, a visit to at least one drunk tank, a fling with a man missing his eyebrows (which may or may not be Lexi's doing), a showdown with the Russian mob, and a mechanical bull named Hornicus Prime. Identity Theft is a comedy thriller in the vein of Thelma & Louise, with more tequila and fewer fatalities. Also more mechanical bull. It is the latest novel from award-winning author John G. Hartness (Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter, Amazing Grace, and way more than I feel like typing).

The conclusion of the Quincy Harker/Bubba the Monster Hunter Crossover is here It's been a long trip, and the body count has been devastating. but despite all their losses, Quincy Harker and his team must soldier on and finish the job. And this job is hunting the SOB that's been making their lives a living hell for the last two years.Who is behind the corruption at DEMON?Who is this mysterious Chancellor?Why are there Nazis in Virginia?What the hell is up with that burrito truck? ?There will be explosions, bloodshed, battle, and revelations galore as Harker, Bubba, and both their teams band together in a fight that has been brewing far longer than Harker has any idea. Old grudges will be brought to light, world-wide conspiracies will be uncovered, and deep dark secrets will come back out of the past to haunt Harker and his whole crew as he answers for mistakes of his past in Comes A Reckoning.

The conclusion of the Quincy Harker/Bubba the Monster Hunter Crossover is here It's been a long trip, and the body count has been devastating. but despite all their losses, Quincy Harker and his team must soldier on and finish the job. And this job is hunting the SOB that's been making their lives a living hell for the last two years.Who is behind the corruption at DEMON?Who is this mysterious Chancellor?Why are there Nazis in Virginia?What the hell is up with that burrito truck? ?There will be explosions, bloodshed, battle, and revelations galore as Harker, Bubba, and both their teams band together in a fight that has been brewing far longer than Harker has any idea. Old grudges will be brought to light, world-wide conspiracies will be uncovered, and deep dark secrets will come back out of the past to haunt Harker and his whole crew as he answers for mistakes of his past in Comes A Reckoning.

Vigilante. . . check.Killer vamp. . . check.Undead serial murderer. . . check.Enough alcohol to get Jimmy through this sh*tstorm? Doubtful.Fists, fangs, and fury. It's all a matter of balance when Jimmy Black, Charlotte's Vampire Master of the City, is tasked with discovering why a mostly bloodless, decapitated body shows up in a dumpster. After a little sniffing around, Jimmy uncovers problems he didn't even know he had. Like a murderous vampire running loose in the city.To keep the whole supernatural world a secret, Jimmy has to find the vigilante and stop them before the mundane world figures out that the monsters-under-the-bed are really living right next door. But the people the vigilante is killing are people who probably deserve it. So now Jimmy has to balance the safety of the city against the secrecy of the supernatural world. To maintain his leadership of that supernatural world, Jimmy is going to have to step up his game before it's "game over."Author Bio: John G. Hartness is the Epic and Manly Wade Wellman Award-winning writer behind The Black Knight Chronicles from Bell Bridge Books, as well as the Quincy Harker, Demon Hunter and Bubba the Monster Hunter series. In his copious free time, John enjoys long walks on the beach, rescuing kittens from trees, and playing Magic: the Gathering.