Monster

Book I of the Mega Giant Seriesvolume 1

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The first book in the thrilling Mega Giant Series, MONSTER is filled with excitement, wonder, and sci-fi adventure. When this saga begins, an exo-biologist has a falling out with NASA. Despite his importance and contributions, he's banished. Yet, when an extraterrestrial threat looms, everything changes.

Mark Daniel Proulx was born into a military family in 1960, where his father was working with guidance systems electronics for the Air Force Strategic Air Command's Hound dog missiles and early ICBMs. He spent the first 17 years of his life listening to B52's hot and ready on the flight lines 24/7 throughout his formative years. He graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi in 1982 with a journalism degree and desire to see the world. He eventually moved to South Florida in 1989 where he experienced firsthand and reported on hurricanes such as Andrew (1992) and Katrina (2005). After Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast, he began reporting with the Gulf Coast News - an online news service - on what was left, efforts, and needed items for the residents trapped there. He worked alongside mainstreams media organizations (CNN, MSNBC) and, because of his and other contributors' effort, became an award-winning journalist, having won first place at the Online News Awards in Washington DC for Small Market Journalism News in October of 2006. He started his own consulting business in 2004 working for Medical Device, Pharmaceutical and Biotech organizations due to his technical expertise and manufacturing experience, and along the way attended the Burt Reynolds Institute of Film and Theater (BRIFT) in Jupiter, FL creating and writing shorts and feature-length screenplays. Much of his writing influence comes from authors like Michael Crichton, who made it clear in all his books this one theme: Just because you can do a thing don't mean you should. Although not directly related to Annie Proulx, author of the Shipping News, Proulx has a similar conversational style of writing that draws the reader in the second they begin reading. The reader is part of the story from the very first line. His characters are deep, flawed, and relatable. His stories develop over time, allowing the reader to enjoy the journey's theater of the mind. His writing style and stories are the very definition of page turners.