Description: "If you loved Justin Cronin's The Passage , this summer's vampire hit, you'll get a charge out of The Reapers Are the Angels . It's a literary/horror mashup that is unsettlingly good." -- USA Today " The Reapers Are the Angels is a knockout, a fresh take on the zombie novel, with a heroine you can't help but root for as she braves the land of the living dead and the dead living, pursued by a foe far more dangerous than flesh-eaters and with the beacon of redemption flickering ahead. Alden Bell will snatch your attention and keep it until long after you close this book." -- Tom Franklin, author of Hell at the Breach "Alden Bell provides an astonishing twist on the southern gothic: like Flannery O'Connor with zombies." -- Michael Gruber, New York Times bestselling author of The Book of Air and Shadows "Alden Bell has managed something improbable and striking: a disconcertingly beautiful tale of zombie apocalypse. The Reapers Are the Angels is soaked in all the blood that any horror fan could desire, the effluvia rendered in a high Southern Gothic style as redolent of rotting magnolia as anything written by William Faulkner or Cormac McCarthy." -- Charlie Huston, author of Sleepless "... This is a must-read for those who like their literature both brain-specked and philosophical." -- journalstar.com aked in all the blood that any horror fan could desire, the effluvia rendered in a high Southern Gothic style as redolent of rotting magnolia as anything written by William Faulkner or Cormac McCarthy." -- Charlie Huston, author of Sleepless "... This is a must-read for those who like their literature both brain-specked and philosophical." -- journalstar.com aked in all the blood that any horror fan could desire, the effluvia rendered in a high Southern Gothic style as redolent of rotting magnolia as anything written by William Faulkner or Cormac McCarthy." -- Charlie Huston, author of Sleepless "... This is a must-read for those who like their literature both brain-specked and philosophical." -- journalstar.com aked in all the blood that any horror fan could desire, the effluvia rendered in a high Southern Gothic style as redolent of rotting magnolia as anything written by William Faulkner or Cormac McCarthy." -- Charlie Huston, author of Sleepless "... This is a must-read for those who like their literature both brain-specked and philosophical." -- journalstar.com

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