Axiom-man failed . . . and Redsaw won.In the dark of a coffin, Gabriel awakes, powers absent. Unable to move from the horrendous damage he took from Redsaw, trapped and alone, Gabriel must not only fight his way out, but learn how to fight anew altogether.When a mysterious woman named Aiyesha confronts him in a location unknown, Gabriel's survival is put to the test as this dangerous stranger leads him down a path of combat and self-discovery.To complicate matters, the gray-hooded figure that was spotted in the city before is here with him as well, an unknown visitor until it speaks one name.Removed from the rest of the world and forced into a regiment designed to awaken the warrior within, Gabriel prepares to meet the one person who will be waiting for him at the end of this transformative journey.The one man Gabriel fears the most.He cannot fail. A.P. Fuchs is a working writer and illustrator, and the author of more than forty books. He is most widely known for his superhero epic, The Axiom-man Saga, and his shoot 'em up zombie trilogy, Undead World.He's been an independent publisher since 2004 and has played every role in the publishing business, including--but not limited to--editor, book interior and cover designer, publisher, and marketer.His spectrum of work includes fiction, non-fiction, poetry, comics, essays, and articles. He also writes a weekly newsletter called The Canister X Transmission, which you can subscribe to here: https://canisterx.com/the-canister-x-transmission-weekly-newsletterHis main website is www.canisterx.com and he can be found on most social networks sharing information.Join his Patreon journey for serialized novels, essays, behind the scenes, and more at www.patreon.com/apfuchsA.P. Fuchs makes his home in Winnipeg, Manitoba, smack dab in the middle of North America. One night Gabriel Garrison was visited by a nameless messenger who bestowed upon him great power, a power intended for good. Once discovering what this power was and what it enabled him to do, Gabriel became Axiom-man, a symbol of hope in a city that had none.
