By the Blood of Heroes

<p><strong>Joe Nassise has raised the bar for the whole genre. <br/>--Jonathan Maberry <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author of <em>The Dragon Factory</em></strong></p><p>Combine the take-no-prisoners heroic grit of Quentin Tarantino's <em>Inglorious Basterds</em> with the irreverent inventiveness of George A. Romero's <em>Dawn of the Dead</em> set it on the blood-and-gore-soaked European battlefields of World War One and you get <em>By the Blood of Heroes</em> a wildly imaginative alternate history zombie novel by acclaimed urban fantasy author Joseph Nassise. When the German high command employs a terrible new chemical weapon that reanimates the dead Allied forces must take on the Kaiser's zombie army in order to rescue a downed American flying ace in the first book of Nassise's The Great Undead War saga. <em>By the Blood of Heroes</em> is a deliciously gruesome adventure that horror and alternate history lovers steampunk aficionados and fans of such zombie-centric offerings as TV's <em>The Walking Dead</em> popular literature's <em>World War Z</em> <em>Pride and Prejudice and Zombies</em> and <em>Zombie Haiku</em> and the <em>Resident Evil</em> video game and film series will eagerly devour.<br/></p>