Monsterland Reanimated by Michael Okon Book Tour, Guest Post & Giveaway! {Ends 2/28/20}

Book Details:
Monsterland by Michael Okon
Category:  YA Fiction (Ages 13-17), 234 pages
Genre:  Urban Fantasy, Apocalyptic, Horror
Publisher:  Wordfire Press | Release date:   October 2017
Tour dates: Feb 3 to Feb 21, 2020
Content Rating: PG-13 + M: There is some violence, blood and gore.

Book Description:
     Welcome to Monsterland, the scariest place on earth.
       When world markets are decimated by a crippling plague, philanthropist, and billionaire businessman, Vincent Konrad decides to place monsters in a theme park setting to promote education and tolerance. Copper Valley is chosen as the primary site for the park in the United States.
       Wyatt Baldwin, a high school senior is dying to go to the opening and when he lands special passes to the park, he and his friends are expecting the experience of a lifetime.
       After all, in a theme park where real zombies, werewolves, and vampires are the main attractions, what could possibly go wrong?

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REVIEW by LAWonder10:
    Carter had married Wyatt and Sean's mother well after the divorce which left mother and sons struggling to survive. 
     Working as a policeman, Carter didn't make a lit of money, but the two of them were able to at least care for their own, plus, the two boys basic needs..
   Carter had never before been married, nor have children. He was learning how to be a parent, but it wasn't easy. The boys seemed to like him, yet resented him making any effort to set rules or enforce any type pf discipline. 
    After the marriage, the boys biological father died in an accident. Although their biological dad never offered any type of attention to them, the boys still refused to acknowledge Carter as their Dad,
    While the boys were out with peers, a once in a lifetime opportunity was offered to them. Now all they had to do ws convince their mom and Carter to let them embrace it. To everyone's shock, Carter agreed to let them go, since he would be there because of his work.
    Little did anyone know how life-changing this would be to everyone involved.
   The author had a vivid, gruesome imagination. The story "flowed" steadily and smoothly, captivating the readers interest.
    Some of the events were surprising, others predictable. However, the story was an interesting tale, weaving in paranormal societies.
    Within the book content, it addressed several social issues. including bullying. It emphasized the fact that bullies aren't respected, nor liked.     Whereas the issues were addressed the plot took them to the extreme.
   This YA Novel is very graphically, morbidly, violent and is not recommended to those under the age of seventeen.
     The character were realistic, the events depicted well and the overall literary accomplishments were impressively disturbing.. There were brief gaps in going from one scene to another.
     I offer a Four and a half Stars rating.
*This book was gifted me with no pressure for a positive review. This is my honest review.

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Book Details:
Monsterland Reanimated by Michael Okon
Category:  YA Fiction (Ages 13-17), 250 pages
Genre:  Urban Fantasy, Apocalyptic, Horror
Publisher:  Wordfire Press | Release date:   April 2018
Tour dates: Feb 3 to Feb 21, 2020
Content Rating: PG-13 + M: There is some violence, blood and gore.

Book Description:
    After Monsterland has imploded, the entire world is thrown into chaos. World leadership is gone, economies have collapsed, and communications are non-existent. Wyatt must go beyond the boundaries of his small town to reestablish contact with the outside world, and alert the government about a traitor-in-chief. During his journey he discovers a new threat released from the bowels of the defunct theme park.When an army of relentless mummies, a life-sucking ooze called The Glob, and a hybrid reanimated Behemoth rise from the depths of Monsterland, who will survive?
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​GUEST POST
Monsterland by  Michael Okon

Monster Hunting
     I wrote a book called Monsterland. It’s about a teen that must save his date in a theme park, whose main attractions – real werewolves, vampires, and zombies – descend the place into chaos.
​      The opening of the book is seen through the eyes by Billy, a human, well sort of human. Billy is a werewolf living in the Everglades with seven others like him. They hunt for food during the day and relax at night. The werewolves have a pretty decent life. They live away from society and don’t bother anyone.
      The Everglades are so remote; no person knows they actually live there. Until one day, Dr. Vincent Konrad and his cohorts invade Billy’s territory and hunt them down.
     You would think a werewolf would rip them to shreds. Not my werewolves. They hunters pursue them in a chase through the Everglades, picking off one werewolf after the next. The final werewolf to succumb to the humans is Billy, who will be put on lavish display at Vincent’s theme park Monsterland.
      Vampires have lived among us for eons, but it wasn’t until their numbers dwindled that Congress passed a law to ensure they cannot recruit new members. In order to become a vampire, you have intercourse with one. A bite doesn’t do it, a bite simply keeps them satiated and you sedated while you follow them. Should vampires be allowed to live among humans? Again, Congress has to decided what is best for the safety of everyone.
     Finally, we have the vitality-challenged, er, zombies. Poor zombies. The disease ravaged their brain so badly that all they want to do is eat meat. Doesn’t matter what type of meat, they just have to eat, eat, eat. What would you do with these poor creatures? Hunt them? Kill them? They should have rights too, don’t you think?
      Should monsters have the same rights as humans? If we hunt monsters, should we be allowed to carry a permit? Should there be designated areas of monster hunting allowed in the States? These questions should be answered before we actually talk about capturing a monster. The law is, there is no law to hunt a monster – and there should be. Monsters have rights. They’re human just like us, with a bit of a disadvantage.

Meet the Author:

     Michael Okon is an award-winning and best-selling author of multiple genres including paranormal, thriller, horror, action/adventure and self-help. He graduated from Long Island University with a degree in English, and then later received his MBA in business and finance. Coming from a family of writers, he has storytelling in his DNA. Michael has been writing from as far back as he can remember, his inspiration being his love for films and their impact on his life. From the time he saw The Goonies, he was hooked on the idea of entertaining people through unforgettable characters.
      Michael is a lifelong movie buff, a music playlist aficionado, and a sucker for self-help books. He lives on the North Shore of Long Island with his wife and children.

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