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The Sinner #2
The Harvester
Now that the farmer knows his true identity, he steps into the role of Satan and accepts the mission handed down to him by God: deliver sin to mankind. While accomplishing his goal, Satan stumbles upon a joyous city named Hell. Considering it another challenge, Satan decides to take the city as his own. Within his new kingdom, the farmer unleashes sin and harvests souls. But all does not fare well for the Prince of Darkness. God, in his infinite wisdom, has chosen another man for another aspect of his master plan. Well, not so much a man as a child. And for Satan, that can only mean one thing. War.
"Rare is a book that envisions evil the way this one does. Return to the world of the Farmer, where the measure of a man’s devotion is as slender as a scythe’s edge. With THE HARVESTER, K. Trap Jones has surpassed the majesty he created in THE SINNER. This is truly a novel for the ages.” ~ Brian W. Matthews, author of FOREVER MAN
"Rare is a book that envisions evil the way this one does. Return to the world of the Farmer, where the measure of a man’s devotion is as slender as a scythe’s edge. With THE HARVESTER, K. Trap Jones has surpassed the majesty he created in THE SINNER. This is truly a novel for the ages.” ~ Brian W. Matthews, author of FOREVER MAN
184 pages, Paperback
First published July 11, 2015
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About the author
K. Trap Jones
67 books114 followersK. Trap Jones is a 3-time Splatterpunk Award nominated author / editor of horror novels / anthologies and a decade's worth of short stories. His novel, The Sinner won the 2010 Royal Palm Literary Award.
Other novels include: The Drunken Exorcist, The Big Bad, The Charm Hunter, The Harvester, The King's Ox, One Bad Fur Day and the upcoming splatter western, The Bounty on Jed and Nugget.
He is the owner of The Evil Cookie Publishing and is the Co-Founder of The Splatter Club. As a product of the '80s, he likes his movies bloody and his music heavy. Trap can be found lurking around Tampa, FL
"There's a new generation of horror writers bursting onto the scene, and Jones is one of the leaders of the pack." -- EDWARD LEE, author of City Infernal, Header, and The Bighead
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Website: http://www.theevilcookie.com
Facebook: K Trap Jones
Twitter: @ktrapjones
Other novels include: The Drunken Exorcist, The Big Bad, The Charm Hunter, The Harvester, The King's Ox, One Bad Fur Day and the upcoming splatter western, The Bounty on Jed and Nugget.
He is the owner of The Evil Cookie Publishing and is the Co-Founder of The Splatter Club. As a product of the '80s, he likes his movies bloody and his music heavy. Trap can be found lurking around Tampa, FL
"There's a new generation of horror writers bursting onto the scene, and Jones is one of the leaders of the pack." -- EDWARD LEE, author of City Infernal, Header, and The Bighead
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Website: http://www.theevilcookie.com
Facebook: K Trap Jones
Twitter: @ktrapjones
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August 10, 2015
A great follow up to The Sinner. This one excels even higher than the first book of the series. Highly recommend this one.
November 13, 2020
I'm going to copy my review from The Sinner Book 1, because it is so apt:
I absolutely MUST have a hard copy of this book. It is a necessity for any library that also has Dante's Comedy. This is the only novel that has ever held a candle to Dante Alighieri. I didn't expect prose, but I got it, and I loved it. This is a book I will come back to again and again.
If you like prose (that isn't nearly as inaccessible as Dante) and you love a good fable steeped in religious stories and lore, you'll love this series.
I absolutely MUST have a hard copy of this book. It is a necessity for any library that also has Dante's Comedy. This is the only novel that has ever held a candle to Dante Alighieri. I didn't expect prose, but I got it, and I loved it. This is a book I will come back to again and again.
If you like prose (that isn't nearly as inaccessible as Dante) and you love a good fable steeped in religious stories and lore, you'll love this series.
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