One hundred years after the Collapse, violence still rages across the region once known as Georgia. Warlords fight for control with deadly mercenaries known as Gunmen, and Moses Prichard is one of the best. Tired of the constant violence he finds solace within the walls of Newlanta, a city struggling to establish an island of peace amidst the chaos. But now the city is threatened by a powerful warlord Moses once served and he is forced to strap on his guns. However, this time he’s fighting for his own reasons.
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'If you’re like me you have two issues with post apocalyptic storytelling - it’s generally depressing and it lacks a real diversity of characters. Milton Davis’ Gunman’s Peace is the antidote to all that . . . It’s gritty, hopeful, heroic, and centered around a black protagonist. It’s everything I’m looking for in this kind of story. This is a read you want on your desk, nightstand, or in your bag.'
- Gerald L. Coleman, author of From The Black Hand Side and Of Earth and Sky
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