Full Stop

"All roads lead to Sorry Central," says one of the characters in the Orwellian thriller, Full Stop, the sequel to Next Stop, which reads like a page out of the modern day Divine Comedy. Crafted for Readers of horror, thriller, and dark fantasy, Full Stop explores the depths of a troubled man who is trying to survive in a world that he no longer recognizes.

WHILE failing to take full responsibility for the serious allegations against him, Joshua, who-following the wake of a disastrous job arranged by the incredibly wealthy and resourceful Maron Orwell-continues to lose himself in a virtual maze that he has constructed for himself, discovers a pinpoint's way out of the madness when a strange man named "Walker" visits him soon after he is arrested by the authorities.

Given his current status, Joshua still doesn't trust Walker or his unexpected offer, which, on paper, sounds so absurd that Joshua believes it has no bearing in reality. As though reliving a nightmare all over again, Joshua begins to question Walker, who promises Joshua closure to a story that desperately needs to end. The only problem: The line between reality and virtual reality has completely disappeared.

But as Joshua finally starts to find a grip on reality, the world that he once knew is suddenly upended.