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“FRANKLY, IT’S AWESOME”
UPSTREAM REVIEWS ON BODY AND BLOOD
Three-time Dragon Award nominated author Declan Finn reviews Michael Gallagher’s debut novel: “If you like he horror of Tim Powers, the action of Larry Correia or the world building of Jim Butcher, you’re going to love this.”
CIRSOVA MAGAZINE REVIEWS BODY AND BLOOD
“All-in-all, Body and Blood is an excellent debut novel from Michael Gallagher. It’s a high-octane thriller with an explicitly Christian bent. Maybe I should check out more of those “Priests with guns fighting demons and witches” books? If those are your thing, you should absolutely check this one out.” READ CIRSOVA’S FULL REVIEW HERE
AUTHOR ROY GRIFFIS OFFERS PRAISE FOR BODY AND BLOOD
Roy Griffis, winner of the John Millius Screenwriting Award, recently had this to say about his ARC of Michael Gallagher’s debut novel:
“This was a damned (if you’ll pardon the expression) fun read, set in a future earth where the battle between Eternal good and evil no longer takes place in the shadows of the minds of men, but on the streets and in the alleys of a decaying, diseased society. Mr. Gallagher crafts a unique story of a very muscular Faith in a shooting war with the servitors of Darkness. While faith is a big part of the characters, it’s a ripping good yarn, too. There are wonderful and creepy and frightening characters, a tremendous noir sensibility and setting, along with a lot of righteous (in every sense of the term) ass-beating. Not my usual sort of thing, but the old-school pulp writing lives within Mr. Gallagher. For a first time novelist, he does a hell of a job of layering in information about the world of the novel without beating you over the head with it. He saves that for the action scenes, where those details are part of the fun. If you’re tired of the “Same SciFi, Different Day,” check out Body and Blood.“
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