Malerman, J: Malorie A Bird Box Novel

Utterly compelling . . . Malerman balances the novel s various elements family drama, road novel, supernatural thriller with skill and genuine compassion for his characters and their blighted lives. The Washington Post
 
[An] epic journey Entertainment Weekly
 
Scarily prescient . . . Malorie amplifies the fears of Bird Box tenfold. SyFy Wire
 
Malerman s narrative matches the twists and tension of the first novel, and readers are likely to leave this book sufficiently shaken. The popularity of Bird Box and the ubiquity of the 2018 Netflix adaptation all but guarantee high demand for this outstanding second foray into monsters and madness. Booklist (Starred Review)
 
Essential worldbuilding is seamlessly interwoven in a narrative paired with enlightening flashbacks into Malorie s childhood, making this a solid stand-alone. Malerman will no doubt add to his legions of fans with this title ripe for readers of any genre seeking an intensely thrilling ride. Library Journal

You know how you sometimes begin a series on Netflix and you tell yourself I m just going to watch one episode but ten hours later you ve binged the entire series because the story is so relentlessly compelling? This is the book version of that experience. Not only did I read this book in one sitting, it still haunts me, swirling in my imagination even as I write this. Jamie Ford, New York Times bestselling author of Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet

Malerman is one of the most intelligent writers of horror fiction working today. His books approach literary fiction, and each feels like an instant classic. Bookreporter
 
Once Malerman hits the gas you better hang on tight, because he doesn t let up until the stunning finish. Philip Fracassi, author of Behold the Void
 
Malerman masterfully evokes apocalyptic horrors via understatement and suggestion while facilitating suspension of disbelief through nuanced characterization and thoughtful worldbuilding. Publishers Weekly (starred review)