Revolution: The Juice Chronicles - Book Two

Control Juice. Control the world.
That's power worth dying for.

Dak Kent survived Bloodlines with his daughter safe and his secrets buried. Two years later, he's been telling himself the worst is over.
He's been wrong before.

The secret formula is gone, replaced by Von Erich's threats. But the future of Caleb's people dies without it. They think Dak is the only one alive who might be able to bring it back. His lab tech is useless. Chang's mind hasn't been right since someone walked through it.

But if the recipe was still in there -- If Dak were willing to kick that hornet's nest again -- risk his daughter, parents and hometown of Murphy, the revolution might have a chance.

Juice is the catalyst. For change or for war. Factions are moving, alliances are forming, and the monarchy is watching.

Then Sybil de la Serpe stops watching from a distance. Older than the laws they're breaking. Stronger than their alliances. A banished queen with a reputation for crushing politics, rules, and anyone who gets in her way.

And Dak's in her way.

The revolution won't survive without Dak. And no one else will survive if Dak can't stop the Serpent Queen.

REVOLUTION: The Juice Chronicles Book 2 is a dark, sharp-edged thriller where ancient bloodlines are fracturing into civil war. The future of two species hinges on one ordinary man who keeps being the wrong person to underestimate.

Michael P. Clutton has been creating stories and art since he could hold a pencil. What began with cartoons and short fiction grew into a lifelong pursuit of finding the absurd, the heartfelt, and the quietly human in every idea he touches.

Known for his dry humor and wry take on life, Clutton blends imagination, wit, and emotional honesty across genres-from comedy and sci-fi to horror, literary fiction, and even the occasional tongue-in-cheek how-to guide. His work invites readers to laugh, think, and occasionally wince in recognition.

He lives in Southwest Florida with his wife, where inspiration comes as easily as the humidity. When he's not writing, he's probably drawing, fishing, or pretending his poker face still works.