"Bring Me Flesh, I'll Bring Hell is the shot in the arm that the zombie genre needs! It's Dashiell Hammett meets Max Brooks, and James Ellroy meets John Hornor Jacobs—with just a touch of Cast a Deadly Spell thrown in for good measure. Vitus Adamson shambles on the scene as an undead Sam Spade of the very best sort. I ... Read morethink he can safely expect to 'live' in the annals of genre fiction for many years to come." —Scott Kenemore, bestselling author of Zombie, Ohio and The Grand Hotel "It's hard to make a zombie novel stick these days. Harder still when it's a 'zombie detective' novel. Martin Rose nails it, however, with quick wit, razor-sharp Noir sensibilities and tight prose. Highly recommended!" — Kevin Lucia, author of Thing Slip Through and Devourer of Souls "A spectacular debut! With Bring Me Flesh, I'll Bring Hell, Martin Rose announces his entry on the zombie playing field with absolute authority. Part Chandler, part Romero, but all Rose, this book is what zombie fans have been waiting for. I loved it!" —Joe McKinney, Bram Stoker Award–winning author of Dog Days and Plague of the Undead "Bring Me Flesh, I'll Bring Hell is the shot in the arm that the zombie genre needs! It's Dashiell Hammett meets Max Brooks, and James Ellroy meets John Hornor Jacobs—with just a touch of Cast a Deadly Spell thrown in for good measure. Vitus Adamson shambles on the scene as an undead Sam Spade of the very best sort. I think he can safely expect to 'live' in the annals of genre fiction for many years to come." —Scott Kenemore, bestselling author of Zombie, Ohio and The Grand Hotel "It's hard to make a zombie novel stick these days. Harder still when it's a 'zombie detective' novel. Martin Rose nails it, however, with quick wit, razor-sharp Noir sensibilities and tight prose. Highly recommended!" — Kevin Lucia, author of Thing Slip Through and Devourer of Souls "A spectacular debut! With Bring Me Flesh, I'll Bring Hell, Martin Rose announces his entry on the zombie playing field with absolute authority. Part Chandler, part Romero, but all Rose, this book is what zombie fans have been waiting for. I loved it!" —Joe McKinney, Bram Stoker Award–winning author of Dog Days and Plague of the Undead Show Less