Slavemakers

Praise for INVASIVE SPECIES

"Wallace's unsettling, mind-bending apocalyptic novel chillingly dives into what happens when the balance of the world is disrupted and an invasive species grabs the reins. Terrifying and, yes, poetic, this is a novel that gets under your skin with an 'it could happen here' kind of chilling grace." --Caroline Leavitt, New York Times bestselling author of Pictures of You and Is This Tomorrow

"Joseph Wallace's Invasive Species cost me a perfectly good night's sleep. This thief of a story, like its majizi, overwhelms and parasitizes quickly in its complete zombification of the host's Self. This swift summoning hurtles the reader into the long dreaming days, the last terrifying madness confronted at your own mortal peril, and the inevitability of death. What more could an infected host ask of a story? I hope Wallace carries a screenplay of Invasive Species in his hip pocket; he's going to need it."--Bill Ransom, author of Jaguar, ViraVax and Burn; co-author (with Frank Herbert) of The Jesus Incident, The Lazarus Effect and The Ascension Factor

"If Wells's Martians scared you, or the Body Snatchers, or the Alien films, you might want to read this one under the bed. Brilliant."-- Jack McDevitt, Nebula-winning author of Starhawk

"This book is a vivid detour into hell....Scary-good."--Luis Alberto Urrea, author of Queen of America and Into the Beautiful North

"Joseph Wallace re-births an ancient terror with creepy, pulse-pounding plausibility. His tale is just a few mutations away from coming true." --David Brin author of Existence