Tech support was easier before the monsters started asking for him by name.
Daniel Mercer is not a hero.
He is a tired, sarcastic, slightly overweight tech support worker with glasses, a beard, a hoodie collection, and a deep emotional commitment to grilled cheese, potato skins, and not getting involved.
Unfortunately, the supernatural world did not get the memo.
When an impossibly beautiful woman named Euryale walks into Daniel’s life and freezes an entire city block just by existing, Daniel discovers he may be the only person around who is not completely helpless against magic. He is a Null — a rare human whose touch can cancel supernatural abilities.
Even worse, he is also a Signal, which means the hidden magical beings known as Alterkind can sense him like a beacon wrapped in flannel.
Now Daniel is attracting all the wrong a dangerous Gorgon, a chaotic Fae best friend with too many secrets, a charming redheaded Succubus who may be flirting or hunting, and a shadowy cult that wants to know exactly what makes him different.
When someone Daniel cares about is taken, hiding is no longer an option. To survive, he’ll have to trust the monsters, outsmart the people hunting him, and accept that being ordinary may no longer be on the table.
Funny, weird, romantic, and full of supernatural chaos, Error 404: Hero Not Found is the first book in the Error Codes urban fantasy series — perfect for readers who like reluctant heroes, dangerous women, found family, banter, monsters with feelings, and apocalypses interrupted by snacks.