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Knockout

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It’s a fight or die kind of life for Oliver Knox. Forcibly recruited and groomed as the champion in a coming war he doesn’t understand, he gave up hoping for something more. His special abilities -Agility, healing and super strength are nothing compared to the cruel ties that bind him to a cycle of violence and pain. That is until he crosses paths with Ivy and her friends, who infiltrate the underground fighting ring he calls home.

He’s tired of fighting, but to gain his freedom and a rare shot at peace, Oliver must engage in the battle of a lifetime.


TAKEN meets MATRIX in this gritty, action-packed YA urban fantasy featuring one of Errant’s most elusive characters. You had questions. Here are the answers. Discover how K.O. got his name and what really happened in Kansas.

108 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 27, 2020

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Montrez

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Montrez is the author of the YA urban fantasy Errant, the novella Knockout, and the upcoming YA portal fantasy Labyrinth Park.

She loves writing character-driven fantasy and sci-fi with super-powered action, heartfelt adventure, and heroes of diverse shades, shapes, and backgrounds.

Montrez lives in the moody Midwest with her husband and three sons, and when she’s not writing, you can find her spending time with family, enjoying coffee, and refilling her creative wells with all the latest sci-fi/fantasy reads, movies, and tv shows.

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October 6, 2020
Knockout is the backstory of the elusive Errant character, K.O. (Oliver). There are subtle hints of his background throughout Errant as the physical, emotional, and psychological scars of his time in Kansas is in everything that he does, feels and thinks. In this novella, we get to see his origins including the awful conditions in which he truly came into his powers. It was nice to see the what lies beneath the shell we came to know. It gave a clearer picture and made K.O. more dynamic and relatable. I also really enjoyed learning how he and the rest of his friends became a family.

We all also have stories that we love but have lingering questions about and any reader has to appreciate when an author gives them what they want. That is exactly what author Montrez did. I really enjoyed getting an little extra meat to give better context to the story and it’s character(s). I will be anxiously waiting for the next installment of the 12:01 series.

Voluntarily reviewed after I received a free copy of this novella courtesy of the author, Montrez, in exchange for my honest review.
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