Oni Umeshu Mojito

A GameLit Urban Fantasy (High Table Hijinks, Book 4)

By: Christopher Johns

Narrated by: Christian J. Gilliland, Dansare Marks

The world is saved and threatened again. No secrets are safe. One vacation muddled with mint, please.

Marcus Bola and the Wild Hunt saved Egypt from itself and stopped a threat that no one had seen coming, just in time to be thrust into a deity-ordered lockdown. So, when the chance came to go on vacation? They were in their cosplay and letting loose in the Land of the Rising Sun before anyone could change their mind.

Old friends pop in to say hello, just as all hell breaks loose. Someone’s shedding light on things they shouldn't, and the clock is ticking. An organization from the shadows threatens the country—the world itself—and that's not even the worst part.

Myths and legends have become a target; their tales may be erased.

©2022 Christopher Johns (P)2022 Mountaindale Press

Another solid entry

This is a really fun series. This book lives up to the high standard that has been set in this series. I love the characters and the world building. The narration is very well done. I love that it has two narrators. It definitely brings greater value to the book.

Better and better!

The story gets better and better with every entry in the series! John takes us deeper into the rabbit hole and the universe this series resides in gets a little larger. The narrators have done great work as usual as well. Can't wait for the next one!

The twist and turns

The whole series is great, Chris is insanely talented and deserves are the great! Keep it up man!

Marcus’s awesome Japanese vacation

Marcus, Arden, and Cassia are off to Japan. This should be an amazing trip for the anime loving ladies! Japan has a very rich history of mythological beings. What could possibly go wrong? Marcus just wants a vacation.

This has been a awesome awesome series to develop new characters. More importantly, this book does a lot of set up work for the next story arc. Without getting spoilery, an antagonist of the story is really complicated. You feel for the character, but certainly not their methods. I’m very interested to see where this goes!

Content warning: Language.

I love this series

I really do love everything written by Chris. I think he could re-write the US tax Code and make it fun to read. You can never go wrong reading one of his books!