Cry Havoc

Jack Frey, Book 1

By: Michael Morris

Narrated by: Simon Vance

They say when the demons come, you either fight or you die.

The Black Dogs know this all too well. For 300 years, the warrior priests have sacrificed their lives to keep the island nation of Abios safe from the flesh-eating Nostros, while the rest of the world fell under the demons' savagery. However, an armada now stands poised to invade mankind's last bastion.

Child thief Jack Frey is saved from the gallows and joins the mysterious order. Trained with the bullet and the blade, Jack finds himself on the front line of a centuries-old war.

Across the Angel Sea, Lin is fighting for her life. As a slave of the Nostros, she knows death can strike at any time, either at the hands of her masters or her fellow humans.

Little do they know mankind's fate lies in both their hands.

©2017 Mike Morris (P)2017 Podium Publishing

A New Take on Vampires

In almost every book I’ve ever read about monsters I always wonder why there isn’t an organized army to fight monsters. If you’ve ever wondered the same thing this book is for you. This series has everything - a hero who you’ll pray will learn his lesson before it’s too late, a heroine who is his equal on the battlefield, strong leaders who aren’t afraid to ruffle feathers, mighty warriors, fierce monsters, fiercer friendships, and narrow escapes! I like this series and I hope the third book will be on Audible soon. I also hope that the author will publish more stories.

Great Listen.

Simon Vance is a master of his trade and Morris' story makes it easy on him in this one.

Great Story

This is a great story!! Loved it! I can't wait to get my hands on the second book.

truly evil enemies

The nostros are truly diabolical - which makes the action sequences very suspenseful. I liked the character of Jack a lot - not perfect and reminded me in moments of another fictional Jack I like (Reacher - from the books not the movies of course!). Simon Vance is fantastic as usual and I'm looking forward to hearing what happens in the next tale.

The journey of the hero.

It was an enjoyable way to spend a work day. Not to deep, but I wasn’t trying for a philosophical debate.