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The Keeper
Sarah Langan Partners with James Rollins on 'The Blood Gospel' Series!
By Superheidi on August 28th, 2009
Bram Stoker-award winning author Sarah Langan has officially partnered with author James Rollins to write The Blood Gospel Series, Books I-III for publication in 2011, 2012, and 2013. Rollins writes thrillers, and Langan straight horror. What will this series be about?
"I am delighted that James Rollins selected me as a writing partner," says Langan, "and expect to learn a lot from him. He's not just talented, but a good egg, and I can't wait to get started. The premise for this series will blow your mind!"
We'll keep you posted on more news!
Sarah Langan ('The Keeper', 'The Missing')
By Superheidi on August 10th, 2008
Sarah Langan is one of those young authors whose debut novel, The KeeperThe Keeper, soared to new heights on bestseller’s lists everywhere. It also won the 2007 Bram Stoker awards for Outstanding Novel. Her follow-up, The Keeper">The Missing, takes place in the same small town of Corpus Christi, Maine where people starts suffering from a mysterious illness that “changes” them internally as well as externally in ways no other sickness has ever affected human beings. This young outstanding horror author is also a Master’s candidate in Environmental Health and Toxicology, from which her novels derive much of their major underlying horrors. Her third novel, Audrey’s Door, is not related to The Keeper and The Missing but will still make your head explode from the horror.
The Missing (2007)
By Superheidi on June 15th, 2008
Written by Sarah Langan
2008, Harper Collins
Langan's Website
If you missed Sarah Langan's debut horror novel The Keeper you really missed out. If you also didn’t get a chance to read The Missing (published as Virus in the UK), you REALLY missed out. The Missing is a violently fun little romp into a world where people drop like flies and turn into monsters. Oh, and they eat the people left. Langan sets her story in the same world as her first novel – the world of small towns like Corpus Christie and Bedford, Maine, where affluent families have terrible secrets that make their lives living hells. Literally.
The Keeper (2006)
By Superheidi on September 5th, 2006
Written by Sarah Langan
2006 (Coming in September 2006)
Harper Torch, an imprint of Harper Collins Publishing Company
Review by Elizabeth Blue
Rather than going on for a couple of paragraphs to build up to what I really want to say about this book, I’m just going to say it right off the bat, and in the simplest terms possible. The Keeper rocks. I loved it. There. Got that out of the way. I feel better. I’ve been itching to tell a few people about this novel, but I held off until I finished it. Didn’t want to say something I might change my mind about after another 50 or 100 pages...
