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Songs for Sinners: The Unmaking Trilogy Book 2

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The second installment in The Unmaking Trilogy. Available summer 2026.

394 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 7, 2026

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Abe Moss

31 books535 followers
Abe Moss has been writing horror stories for as long as he can remember, and hopes to never stop. He loves creature-features, psychological horror, supernatural horror, cosmic horror, you name it. With each book he writes, he hopes to try something a little different. The possibilities are endless and that's what he really loves about storytelling. He hopes you'll enjoy his stories, too!

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Profile Image for Spooky Mama.
94 reviews13 followers
July 1, 2026
I really enjoyed this book, it’s the second book in the series.

Alma and the others continue on their journey through the Deadlands and yet they can’t seem to catch a break. It was hard reading about their pain and suffering, I kept thinking will it ever end? I really do hope the group can end the corruption and life will get better for all of them.
Profile Image for Chandler.
360 reviews38 followers
September 3, 2026
Songs for Sinners is the second installment in the Unmaking Trilogy; a bleak, fantastical horror series. This installment holds the same intrigue as the first with a natural story continuation and near constant dread.

I really enjoyed this follow up to Hearts of Hellfire. The stakes are painstakingly high and the group comes under constant danger which kept me consistently engaged and filled with dread. The world is dreary and it’s impossible to know what’s lurking around every corner as we travel the Deadlands.

The evolving interpersonal relationships felt like natural continuations from the previous installment. The way the author builds upon the story feels fluid and thoughtful. The preternatural and fantastical elements remain intriguing and original, with the events here managing to be even more gruesome than the first.

As with its predecessor, the narrators of this audiobook did a superb job bringing life to the characters. Eric Fox and Leslie Howard are a dynamic duo and lend authenticity to the characters. This is an easy and engaging listen.

Thank you to Simon Maverick for the gifted audiobook - all opinions are my own.
Profile Image for Sue Fenstermacher.
7 reviews
July 13, 2026
Really enjoyable second installment in this three-part series. Songs for Sinners follows the core characters and their group as they make their way across the treacherous and unpredictable deadlands, encountering hardship and horrors (both human and otherwise) along the way. Characters are put to the test, new relationships develop, and some unlikely heroes (and anti-heroes) emerge. The story is suspenseful and exciting, focusing on both post-apocolyptic and supernatural themes, and there are a number of satisfying twists throughout - particularly toward the conclusion. Looking forward to part three!
Profile Image for Kaylee.
199 reviews
October 8, 2026
Things get even more harrowing in this second book to the Unmaking Trilogy!

I really love the concept of this series. The post-apocalyptic setting and the contaminated world really gives such a fun opportunity for stretching the limits of the imagination with delightfully grotesque and unique monsters.

Songs for Sinners takes place entirely in the Deadlands as the group journeys towards their destination… and they have it really rough 😅 Things don’t go well.

I can honestly say that I have no idea what to expect in the final book. But I am definitely looking forward to it!
Profile Image for Terry M.
693 reviews11 followers
July 7, 2026
An excellent follow on from Hearts of Hellfire. As the group head for their destination, they face many dangers and horrors along the way. The cliff hanger at the end is totally unexpected. Bring on book 3. Very highly recommended. I received a complimentary copy from the author and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
1,087 reviews14 followers
July 8, 2026
The second part of the trilogy is even more scary. The journey of the survivors out of Gloam is challenging. They have to pass the dreaded Deadlands. I liked the  graphic description of the Deadlands with its mutants, cannibalistic predators and the tricky terrain.  The tenacity of the survivors who battle on amidst the gloom and doom situation, is admirable. The characters are well portrayed.
Profile Image for ChanaReadsHorror.
424 reviews25 followers
Review of advance copy received from Author
July 1, 2026
I was so happy to jump back into this world and continue the journey with all these characters. I am so pulling for them and I was met a few times with heartbreak. I am so nervous yet excited for book three at the same time. I am so invested in this world and this story.
Profile Image for Alex.
54 reviews1 follower
July 7, 2026
Incredible follow up to the first story. I absolutely cannot wait for the last book to drop. The world and character building has me thinking about this series like I would a movie or show that I can't wait to watch the next episode of
148 reviews3 followers
August 15, 2026
Dangerous travels

This book quickly becomes a page turner. Our group heads off through the Deadlands on a quest to end the corruption. But it seems nothing passes through there untouched.
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114 reviews3 followers
September 18, 2026
Another fantastic book from Abe Moss! Loved the first one, really loved the second! I might’ve even enjoyed it a bit more than the first. My theory was right about baby Chance as well! I can’t wait to see how the trilogy ends. Starting Dance with Devils right away!
Profile Image for Lacy Stroud.
21 reviews
September 8, 2026
And the surprises keep on coming! I suspected some things but did NOT suspect the very last sentence. Interested to see how this trilogy ends now. Ok Abe Moss. You have my undivided attention!
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