• A man with long hair in a kitchen, surrounded by floating bio-luminescent screens, holding a mushroom in his hand. There are more mushrooms on the table and an open book, with a glowing mug of coffee. The kitchen has a vintage refrigerator with various magnets, a wooden stool, and warm lighting.
  • A woman with long brown hair adjusting her hair while sitting at a computer desk in a cluttered bedroom. The room has posters on the wall and a stuffed bunny toy on the bed. The computer monitor displays multiple windows and the desk has a keyboard, mouse, and notebook.
Book titled "The Hacker's Monarchy" by Dan Haddock on a wooden table with a coffee cup nearby.

The Hacker’s Monarchy

At approximately 215,000 words, The Hacker’s Monarchy is a journey into a dystopic parallel world, where readers will accompany mankind's last hope for resistance, entwined with elements of magical realism.

What if our most prevalent character traits manifested as supernatural abilities? In The Hacker’s Monarchy, this intriguing concept comes to life in a world where these powers are outlawed by an oppressive global government. However, there is hope in the form of a rebellious group who call themselves the “Geograpachi,” who unite to revolutionize the world using their extraordinary abilities in inventive ways known as hacking.

The Hacker’s Monarchy offers readers a richly layered parallel world populated with vibrant characters and an array of unique abilities. As readers delve into the action, they are challenged to solve impossible scenarios using limitless creativity. The novel also explores themes of morality and the pursuit of world peace, offering readers the opportunity to contemplate the choices that shape our future

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Line drawing of a kitchen with a wooden table, stools, a refrigerator with magnets, and a wall with four mounted TV screens.