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Exit Kingdom is a post-apocalyptic novel set in a world overrun by the undead, serving as a prequel to The Reapers Are the Angels. It follows Moses Todd, a grim and introspective wanderer, as he navigates the wastelands of a ruined America. Alongside his troubled younger brother Abraham, Moses struggles with questions of morality, justice, and spiritual purpose amid violence and chaos. Through encounters with eerie sanctuaries, deadly strangers, and remnants of a broken civilization, Exit Kingdom explores the haunting beauty and brutality of survival in a world where the dead walk and the living are left to reckon with their choices.
Exit Kingdom is a haunting, literary zombie novel and a prequel to The Reapers Are the Angels. Set in a bleak, post-apocalyptic America, it follows Moses Todd, a solitary, one-eyed wanderer with a strong moral code. Accompanied at times by his degenerate younger brother Abraham, Moses travels through desolate landscapes populated by the living dead and remnants of human society struggling to hold onto order and meaning. As he confronts violence, madness, and spiritual questions, Moses becomes a reluctant guardian, judge, and witness to the broken soul of humanity. Told in a lyrical, almost biblical style, Exit Kingdom blends horror, western, and philosophical fiction to examine themes of redemption, duty, and the fragile line between good and evil.
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