Some monsters you can kill. Some just won't stay dead.

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In a post-war bayou where every folklore that ever crossed an ocean has washed ashore and learned to bite, Finnegan Wray hunts monsters for hire. Her philosophy is simple: bullets are truth. Her partner, Shilong, builds the kind of weapons that nearly get them both killed — and grins the entire time. Between the two of them, they're very good at putting down whatever crawls out of the swamp.

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Then a routine extermination job stops being routine. The dead get back up. A werebear that's been killed a dozen times keeps coming back for more. A necromancer is bottling corpses like preserves. And the only one who knows how to put these things down for good is a masked stranger with silver eyes and his own blood score to settle.

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Figuring out how to make something stay gone is one problem. Living with what it takes is another.

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Monsters of the Infinite Bayou: Done & Gone is a darkly funny, blood-slick, and unexpectedly tender tale of found family, second chances, and the price of permanence — a standalone entry point into the Infinite Bayou, a mosaic of interconnected stories drawn from the world's mythologies and the haunted underbelly of American folklore.

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Monsters of the Infinite Bayou: Done & Gone

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