Part of the Strangely Scary Funny universe. Can be read as a standalone entry point. Five years after the end of the world, a new regime controls what’s left of it. Welcome to the Aftermath. The apocalypse didn’t destroy the world. It reorganized it. Angels rule island strongholds. Lucifer controls Texas. A mysterious King’s Council governs what remains of America. And somewhere underground, prisoners are being experimented on in the name of evolution. When the Librarian returns after five missing years, he finds a broken world that remembers him as its villain. There’s a bounty on his head. His town has disappeared. And the truth about Armageddon has been buried. Strangely Scary Funny enters its second era—a post‑apocalyptic supernatural thriller packed with dark humor, demon dysfunction, and prison-break chaos.

This novel has a librarian in it. Also, it has some monsters. Hilariously twisted and darkly magical, The Librarian and The Monsters of the Apocalypse serves up post-apocalyptic adventure that delivers supernatural thrills with a side of demonic family drama. Perfect for anyone who likes their end times with a mix of action and humor.

The magical protections are failing. The wizard's army is coming. And the librarian is humanity's last hope. (We're in trouble.) Armed with Excalibur (it shrinks to fit in his pocket—very convenient), accompanied by his four-hundred-pound hellhound Fluffy, and reunited with Olive, the witch he loves, the librarian a holy book from a goddess' palace in ChicagoConvince the monsters of the haunted forest to fight alongside humansUncover a conspiracy that reaches back to before ArmageddonAnd somehow stop a wizard who makes Merlin look like a party magicianBetween dreamwalking encounters with nightmare creatures, negotiations with ratmen information brokers, and an extremely awkward family reunion with dear old dad (Lucifer), the librarian’s got his hands full. Good thing he's got a Cadillac Deville that travels through time and space. Less the car won't shut up about his girlfriend from 1962. A hilarious supernatural horror comedy fantasy set in one of the strangest towns in fiction. Packed with biblical mythology, supernatural creatures, and enough heart to remind you why saving the world—even a broken one—is always worth the fight. If you’re up for a wild adventure, laughs, and action with a touch of romance, read today.