Revelation

<p>Revelation is a creepy heartbreaking yet ultimately inspiring novel. Unflinching and powerful<br>social commentary wrapped in a terrific story. -Jonathan Maberry NY Times bestselling author<br>of V-Wars and Rot and Ruin</p><p><br>This stark yet richly layered narrative the first in Munro's anticipated Poppet Cycle series is a<br>study of privilege persecution and the power of love. A chillingly perceptive dystopia<br>cementing Munro as an author of note. Revelation is a novel worthy of its title. -Lee Murray<br>two-time Bram Stoker Award winner and author of Into the Ashes</p><p> </p><p>With this the first book in her Poppet Cycle Donna J. W. Munro has transcended the zombie<br>genre to create something unique strange and disturbingly relevant. -Lisa Morton six-time<br>Bram Stoker Award winner</p><p><br>In a dark future people with money live in doomed cities and use the recently deceased as<br>repurposed servants and workers called poppets. Ellie DesLoge is the teen heiress of the<br>company that makes and distributes poppets–your basic reprogrammed flesh robot complete<br>with training chips and kill switches. If Ellie does everything her Aunt Cordelia says she'll have a<br>life of wealth and power. If she chooses to be what is planned for her life will be perfect.<br>Everything she ever dreamed. But something about her sweet poppet Thom goes against what<br>Aunt Cordelia and tradition have taught her. Will she choose to believe what everyone knows is<br>true or will she follow what her heart tells her about Thom? Her choice will change the world.</p>