#THE REAPERS ARE THE ANGELS SUMMARY CODE#

#THE REAPERS ARE THE ANGELS SUMMARY CODE#

At first I found MosesвЂ™ strange code of honour confusing, then somewhat sensible and when met with the Vestal Amata, I found it lacking. This is book filled with people in all shades of grey. I was not expecting to relate to the characters the way I did, especially after I had read the first book. I found myself looking at him the way Moses does, in a voyeur fashion, as I made my way through the book. All the main characters are complex and relatable, even Abraham, who is still pretty deplorable. There were times when the book was a little too poetic for me to understand but those instances were few and easily forgotten when faced with the rest of the novel. вЂExit KingdomвЂ™ is written in a poetic fashion, like a stream of consciousness. Moses and Abraham must use all their instincts and experience to deliver her safely to the citadel. She possesses a valuable gift that could change the future of humanity but she is being hunted by other humans who wish to possess her.

The Vestal Amata is a mysterious, unpredictable woman with many faces. Ignatius, the monk who runs the monastery, tasks Moses and his brother with transporting the Vestal Amata to a high priest in a northern citadel. They arrive at a monastery where the congregation live in silence as a form of worship. On their journey from place to place, they come across loners, marauders and groups of people who have banded together and created some semblance of civilisation. Abraham, on the other hand is abominable in ways best not to be described here and Moses does his best to guard others from him but he does not stop him. Moses knows he is not a good man, though he lives by his own moral code and seeks a purpose other than just wandering. He grew up in this world with only his brother as his guardian and companion as they constantly travel through America. Moses was twenty years-old when the outbreak occurred, so he remembers the world from before, unlike his little brother Abraham. He tells a part of his life story to a group of people he joins on his travels.

The protagonist in this novel is Moses Todd, a central character from вЂThe Reapers Are The AngelsвЂ™ who starts the novel years after the events of that book. The setting of the book is present day America, after an unspecified outbreak that turns the dead into slow-moving zombies which can only be killed by damaging their brains. Having said that, I would recommend reading вЂThe Reapers Are The AngelsвЂ™ first as there are one or two medium-sized spoilers. Although вЂThe Reapers Are The AngelsвЂ™ was written first, you could read this book on its own. вЂExit KingdomвЂ™ is set in the same world as вЂThe Reapers Are The AngelsвЂ™, a post-apocalyptic zombie world.

The reapers are the angels summary