Black Mad Wheel

<p><strong> From the author of the hit literary horror debut </strong><strong><em>Bird Box</em></strong><strong> (Hitchcockian. --</strong><strong><em>USA Today</em></strong><strong>) comes a chilling novel about a group of musicians conscripted by the US government to track down the source of a strange and debilitating sound</strong></p><p>The Danes--the band known as the Darlings of Detroit--are washed up and desperate for inspiration eager to once again have a number one hit. That is until an agent from the US Army approaches them. Will they travel to an African desert and track down the source of a mysterious and malevolent sound? Under the guidance of their front man Philip Tonka the Danes embark on a harrowing journey through the scorching desert--a trip that takes Tonka into the heart of an ominous and twisted conspiracy. </p><p>Meanwhile in a nondescript Midwestern hospital a nurse named Ellen tends to a patient recovering from a near-fatal accident. The circumstances that led to his injuries are mysterious--and his body heals at a remarkable rate. Ellen will do the impossible for this enigmatic patient who reveals more about his accident with each passing day. </p><p>Part <em>Heart of Darkness </em> part <em>Lost </em> Josh Malerman's breathtaking new novel plunges us into the depths of psychological horror where you can't always believe everything you hear.</p>