Zombie Bible: Death Has Come Up into Our Windows (Kindle Single)

DEATH HAS COME UP INTO OUR WINDOWS595 BC. God is weeping behind her veil in the Temple while the dead eat her city.Her prophet Yirmiyahu wakes sometimes in the night and hears those cries. He has foreseen the devouring of the city, and his warnings to its citizens are far from popular. As our story opens, Yirmiyahu is imprisoned at the bottom of a dry well; once each day, his gaolers toss the hungry dead into the well after him. Yirmiyahu will have to fight to survive the dead, dehydration, and some truly wrenching memories -- memories of atrocities witnessed, lives lost, and sacrifices made that shatter the heart.ABOUT THE ZOMBIE BIBLEThe new fiction series Zombie Bible isn’t your average gore flick reproduced on paper or e-ink. And this isn’t your parents’ Sunday School, or your college bible study. It’s the old stories coming back, with teeth, with their innards spilling out messily before your eyes. Zombie Bible isn’t going to pull any punches. It isn’t going to water down the truth. It isn’t going to look for a PG-13 rating and it definitely isn’t going to tidy anything up with a happy love story at the end.But over the course of this series, you're going to see human beings living the bravest lives they can in a world that wants to eat them alive. You’ll see men, women, and children facing impossible choices and fighting to live lives that are about far more than just surviving. The series will move you and pierce you to the heart.EARLY REVIEWS"It's compelling and heart-pounding without being overly graphic or exploitative. It’s a page-turner that I could not put down. There are scenes that break your heart, that make you angry, that make you want to (I’m sorry) slap the author upside the head because you don’t want THAT to happen." - from a review (5/5) by Amy Marshall at A Diamond in the Dark"This story was both original in its premise and terrifying in its no-holds-barred type of truth. This book is not wrapped up with a pretty bow at the end. We get heartbreak and we are shocked and horrified by the conclusion. ... This book will disturb you, it will enthrall you. It's a new take on the zombie craze that has a deeper meaning. I was literally speechless for a couple minutes after I turned the last page." - from a review (4.5/5) by Jennifer Bielman at Reading and Writing Urban Fantasy