Author: H M Jones

H M Jones writes dark fantasy that turns emotional struggle into imagined landscapes. Monochrome follows Abigail, a new mother who enters a strange blue world where memories function as currency and where finding a route home requires confronting what she values. Jones’s official author page characterizes Monochrome as a dark, Alice in Wonderland styled story and notes her later work, including Fade to Blue and collaborations with Alesha Escobar on The Immortal Brotherhood. Independent book records describe Monochrome as fantasy and confirm its focus on Abigail, her guide Ishmael, and the unsettling realm that gives the novel its title. The speculative design makes inner conflict visible through roads, exchanges, guides, and threatened memories. Rather than separating the fantastic setting from domestic life, Jones connects Abigail’s choices there to her husband, child, and sense of self. Monochrome consequently introduces both Jones’s interest in psychologically charged fantasy and the imaginative world expanded by its prequel.