In C.J. Leede's "Maeve Fly" follow up, "American Rapture," we follow a sheltered girl from an abusive home while she tries to figure out how to survive the most vile zombie apocalypse imaginable.

Does it live up to the high bar set by "Maeve Fly?"

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Storygraph

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Maeve Fly

⁠The Eyes Are the Best Part⁠

The most prolific serial killer of all time is back, and he wants to strike another deal. Edmund Cox returns in Kristopher Triana's sequel to "Gone to See the River Man," "Along the River of Flesh." Neither Triana nor Cox pull any punches in this one.

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Kristopher Triana

Referenced Episodes:

Gone to See the River Man

The Eyes Are the Best Part

(00:00) Introduction

(00:40) Along the River of Flesh

(09:16) The Eyes Are the Best Part

(09:56) Show Discussion

Today's word of the day is bizarre. I'm talking about B.R. Yeager's "Amygdalatropolis" and "Dead Inside" by Chandler Morrison. Tune in to find out why I would never recommend these books to anyone—and why you should read them.

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Amygdalatropolis

Amazon

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Dead Inside

Amazon

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Bookshop.org

(00:00) Introduction

(01:05) Amygdalatropolis

(11:55) Dead Inside