Not Flesh Nor Feathers
by:
Cherie Priest (author)
When a devastating storm swells the Tennessee River to dam-breaking levels, panic rises. With then gushing waters came a tide of animated corpses: twenty-nine victims of a long-ago slaughter are patrolling the banks, dragging the living down to a muddy grave. No one remembers how they died, and...
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When a devastating storm swells the Tennessee River to dam-breaking levels, panic rises. With then gushing waters came a tide of animated corpses: twenty-nine victims of a long-ago slaughter are patrolling the banks, dragging the living down to a muddy grave. No one remembers how they died, and no one knows what they want.Now reluctant medium Eden Moore must dredge up secrets about a long-buried crime that continues to be covered up, before the zombie army can add hundreds more to their ghastly ranks.“Chock-full of chilling details and soaked to the bone with suspense.” - Southern Living“Spectacular scenes of chaos and horror invigorate Priest’s third Eden Moore fantasy... her most assured outing yet.” - Publishers Weekly“Like a perfect classic monster movie, full of genuine terrors, horrendous special effects and an all-star cast.” - Green Man Review“With Not Flesh Nor Feathers [Priest] hits a new high... A smartly written ghost story.” - Bookslut
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Format: kindle
ASIN: B009NDF8CA
Publish date: October 7th 2012
Publisher: Titan Books
Pages no: 289
Edition language: English
Series: Eden Moore (#3)
In this book, people are starting to disappear if they get too close to the Tennessee River, and the river is starting to flood so it’s reaching closer and closer to where all the people are. Unlike the first two books in the trilogy, which were primarily ghost stories, this book turns into a full-...
This is the third, and as-of-this-writing, last book in Cherie Priest's Eden Moore series. I really like these, and hope that Priest comes back to revisit Eden one of these days!Eden's a regular young Southern woman who just happens to be able to see ghosts - and has a bit of a voodoo legacy from he...
Disclaimer: I really like Priest. I think Dreadful Skinis a really great werewolf novel. I fully intend on reading more Priest. I, however, am a reader of and not a fan of. If you don't know the difference, think about it.I'll admit,part of my reaction to this book is the zombies. I really, re...
This third installment moves away from the I-hear-dead-people theme into a grizzlier but less convincing aquatic zombies direction (you don't know what direction aquatic zombies are? Just head toward the water). Eden's ghost-whispering abilities don't come into the story too much, and there isn't th...