GLORY DAYZE is more like a movie than a book. Yes, you'll read it, but you'll be at a full-featured movie as you turn the pages. It will play in your mind with sound, action, special effects and characters that you'll recognize. Settings that are as real - or as imaginary - as any you've ever seen on the big screen. It will unfold in real time and will run from start to finish, about as long as the feature film it will be someday. GLORY DAYZE is a humorous, yet disgusting, look at a narcissistic world through the eyes of John, a well-liked 40-something, ex-popular, smarmy jock with a shopaholic/alcoholic wife and a smart ass kid, named Gunner. And then there is Josh. Josh is a 20-something, nerdy, socially awkward, just plain weird, dramatic loner. John and Josh are both infamous psychotic killers that unknowingly become roommates and competitors in the world of murder, social media, and fame. This movie in your own mind tracks their humorous and surreal world of killing and torture. The roommates' own sense of right and wrong, progresses until they each figure out that the other is the infamous killer that they despise with a (deadly?) passion. What ensues is a spy vs spy killing scenario that erupts into a one of a kind bloody painful fight that leads the two knowing that one of them must die in order for the other to keep his gruesome legacy alive.