Black Coffee

EKKO Trilogy #2

by Johnny Walker

Sound man extraordinaire CJ Singleton has turned the music world on its head with his audiovisual effects. Throwing caution to the wind, he continues to cross the portals of time, dazzling the concertgoers with his shocking discoveries. That’s not going over so well with the phantoms. Accused of waging war with the spirit world, CJ is yanked from his environment and challenged with a paranormal stand off. CJ’s human pals are starting to demand some answers and it’s time to explain his bizarre behavior, but people with questions will have to get in line. Some terrifying phantoms have first dibs on CJ, and it’s not to commend him. They want the devices he uses to power the stage spectacles. Now that word is out in the spirit world, CJ’s life hangs in the balance with every move he makes. It’s getting tough for CJ to decipher who’s human, and who’s not.

318 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2010

About the author

Johnny Walker is a musician turned soundman turned storyteller. He has received two Billboard Songwriting Citations and been published in Global entertainment trades. Johnny grew up in the Southwest, sneaking into the den late at night to watch old movies. Having spent most of his youth playing music on the road, he ‘settled down’ in New York City and became submersed in live theater and music venues, this time performing A/V duties from the sound booth. After three decades of entertainment mayhem, Johnny has taken his experiences and transformed them into a fantasy-based trilogy. His writing is heavily influenced from authors ranging from Neil Gaiman to Patricia Highsmith to Orson Scott Card. He lives in New York City where he avidly volunteers and tries not to wake his Wheaton Terrier, Ella, when he sneaks into the den late at night. First published in 2006, Johnny completed the EKKO Trilogy in May of 2015.

Reviews

[Ginetta Bernard · Rating 5 out of 5]

Just loving it and I heard there's a third book. Yeah! Now it needs to become a movie. It would be so great. It is bringing this llife and another one to the stage in very strange and interesting ways. LOVE IT!