Monsterland Reanimated: Book 2

by Michael Okon

After Monsterland implodes, the world descends into chaos.
Governments fall. Economies collapse. Communication ceases. Civilization teeters on the brink.

Wyatt must venture beyond the ruins of his small town to reconnect with the outside world—and warn what's left of the government about a traitor at the highest level. But as he journeys through the devastation, a new terror emerges from the ashes of the abandoned theme park.

An army of relentless mummies.
A life-devouring ooze called The Glob.
A reanimated hybrid known only as the Behemoth.

The monsters are back. And this time, the apocalypse rides with them.

326 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 30, 2025

About 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.

Reviews

[Sam · Rating 4 out of 5]

I did enjoy the second part of this YA series! I was a little surprised who had managed to survive from the last book. There is lots of madness & mayhem, the plot thickens, some action & lots of adventure! A good continuation of the storyline, a real fun read!

[Sylvie Ashbourne · Rating 5 out of 5]

What really hooked me early on was the scene where Carter pauses outside one of the newly built containment camps, sun going down, the chain-link fencing buzzing faintly with electricity, and he realizes just how fragile their little town has become. The streets that used to feel safe are now crowded with restless vagrants and the uneasy quiet that follows every fresh outbreak.

There’s this moment where he remembers the first infected aid workers who brought the virus back from overseas, and it hits him that everything spiraled so fast that the government had no choice but to build these massive settlements, as eerie and desperate as ancient leper colonies. The mix of fear, sympathy, and disbelief in Carter’s thoughts made the whole world of the book feel unsettlingly real.

If the rest of the story keeps building on tension like that, I’m in for a ride.

[Lyndsey Gollogly · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was so much fun all the monsters come out to play in book 2. I really enjoyed this it’s something totally off the wall. We rejoin Wyatt and his friends as they deal with the aftermath of Vincents plan. They end up back in Monsterland hoping to shut it down. With a strange purple goo wiping out towns its all gone crazy.

I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.