Bishop Rider may be dead but the mission lives on.
Jeramiah Abrum, the son of the man who murdered Bishop Rider's mother and sister, picking up the mantle of the man who would not stop and running with it in ways Bishop Rider never could. Involving bigger moves, bolder plays, and if he's lucky, an army who comes to understand that saving people or stopping them, the choice has never been clearer. In
Like-Minded Individuals
, the endgame begins. Come see how they make them burn. Critical Acclaim for
: "
is a cleaver to a gangrenous thigh, purification through pain. Johnson hurtles the reader into a burning lake of Old Testament vengeance, a vivid and visceral mediation on justice, an ethical dilemma coated in blood and gasoline." -Meagan Lucas, Anthony-nominated author of
Here in the Dark
"Once again, Beau has delivered the goods, violent, brutal and emotive goods. Heartfelt yet hurtful and not without lessons. Some heroes are monsters, and sometimes they're precisely what we need." -John Boden, author of
Snarl
and
Jedi Summer
"With a new man at the helm, the mission of Bishop Rider continues. But as Abrum's resources and boldness grows, he find himself more vulnerable than ever. An episodic novel every bit as brutal as its predecessors, a splatterpunk take on crime fiction." -Elford Alley, author of
Apartment 239
"Violent, gripping, and relentless, Johnson proves yet again he doesn't simply push the envelope of crime fiction, he sends it past Mach Ten.
is the perfect fix for all Bishop Rider addicts. As the song says, 'If you want blood, you got it.'" -Mike McHone, award-winning author "Bishop Rider's legacy is alive and deeply unwell in the charnel house that is
. Beau Johnson expands both his mythology and his repertoire of grisly retribution as the next generation takes control." -Scott Von Doviak, author of
Lowdown Road
"There are two authors I automatically pre-order: Tana French and Beau Johnson. You do not want to miss
. Beau turns vengeance into a ballet. One of the best books you will read this year." -Eryk Pruitt, author of
Blood Red Summer
"
is a blistering addition to the Bishop Rider mythos. Johnson has a dark gift, and his tales of retribution offer more than entertainment as his characters pursue their own versions of justice and morality in a broken world. I'm a big fan." -Laura McHugh, award-winning author of
What's Done in Darkness
"Bloody. Wonderful." -Stephen Mack Jones, author of the August Snow thriller series