Flesh of the Sons

Cannibal Country, Book 2

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Flesh of the Sons

By: Tony Urban, Drew Strickland

Narrated by: Matthew Crow

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What would you sacrifice for safety?

After stumbling across the remains of a casino in the south Texas desert, Wyatt and his family discover a community that promises them not only food and shelter but a new way of life.

Everything seems perfect. Too perfect.

In the midst of vicious attacks from roaming bands of cannibals and outlaws, Seth, Barbara, and Allie embrace the riches of their new lifestyle, but Wyatt grows suspicious that all is not as it seems. That Papa, the community’s larger-than-life leader, isn’t the benevolent figure he portrays.

Has Wyatt become paranoid after everything he has been through? Or is something sinister happening right under their noses?

Find out in Flesh of the Sons the explosive book two in the best-selling Cannibal Country series by Tony Urban and Drew Strickland!

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This book and the first were recommended by Matthew crow. And what a recommendation. The story was brilliant. The twists in it kept me wanting more. There is true heartbreak at points that left me speechless. I’m gonna throw this out there but I think this is one of my favourite books by Tony urban and/or Drew Strickland!