Son of Perdition

by William Harms, Tim Bradstreet (Illustrator)

Set in the gutted, devastated remains of the American South in the aftermath of the Civil War, Son of Perdition follows a Union soldier named Samuel Glazer as he tracks down the Confederate guerillas that brutally murdered his family. Glazer, however, is no ordinary man, and his unholy quest for vengeance is as insatiable as it is destructive. Former sheriff and Confederate soldier Lee Sinclair wants nothing more than to live a quiet life as a blacksmith. When he returned from the war unharmed, he promised his wife Kate that he would never again put himself in harm's way. After a local family is brutally murdered, Lee is blackmailed by a rich plantation owner into pursuing Glazer. Accompanied by two psychotic bounty hunters, Lee soon realizes that this is more than a simple It's a journey through the darkest recesses of a land shattered by war.

216 pages, Paperback

Published October 24, 2018

About the author

William Harms has written for Marvel Comics, DC Comics, Image Comics, Top Cow, Sony Computer Entertainment, and 2K. He was the lead writer on Mafia III, which was widely acclaimed for its narrative and was nominated for several writing awards, including a British Academy Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Games Award.

His graphic novel series Impaler was nominated for an International Horror Guild Award.

He resides in Northern California.

Reviews

[Richard Cypert]

No good reason to read this book!

[Sherry Davis]

well, what a surprise!

Brutal story taking place during Post Civil War era. You will not find a story of forgiveness but you you will find sacrifices and love and loyalty! And a very surprising ending!

[Molly]

excellent

I read this in an afternoon. Once I started, I couldn’t stop reading. My husband got to watch a few bowl games because I was engrossed. Very well done. Reminds me of Cormac McCarthy.

[Coy0te1467]

Good book, seemed a little rushed but all in all a very good story.

[barbara letchworth]

Wanting more

Ended too soon!
Concise, exciting, with unexpected moments. Not sure what a sequel could possibly entail, but I would certainly read it

[gwen graves]

Really good

Wow it was a amazing story and the characters were unbelievable and well written. The ending took me completely by surprise.

[Brian J]

Well written page turner, with surprising, yet confusing/disappointing ending