A dystopian, apocalyptic novel that comfortably occupies a space between horror and science fiction.

I don't know if you need to have faith, belief in science or fondness of the apocalypse, but having an open mind will help you navigate Chuck's best work so far, and his apocalypse is a sure thing with White Mask on the horizon.

Shana wakes up one day to find that her sister, Nessie, is acting weird; she's walking barefoot along the road outside their house and refusing to acknowledge Shana, or anyone else. The young girl seems to be sleepwalking, and every attempt to stop her or wake her up is unsuccessful. Soon others in a similar state join up with her, and this is how the wanderers start. No one knows what's wrong with them, or where they're going, and attempts to physically restrain them lead to violent shaking, a rising temperature, and if they're not released, an explosion.

Soon a plethora of governmental agencies become involved. The country demands answers. Are the sleepwalkers sick? Is this a pandemic? Is it a terrorist attack? Is it a sign of the end of the world? No one knows,

A great read from a truly inspirational author at the top of his game. Chuck always builds his characters for you to love or to hate. A mix is greatly loved by Culturedemandsgeeks. The book stands out as his ultimate jewel in the crown of ideas. A riveting examination of how America is now! Sure, there's hatred, sadness, violence and of course, these 'Wanderers' are heading for The End Of The World.

EXCLUSIVE: QC Entertainment, the producers behind Get Out andBlacKkKlansman, are branching into TV. They have closed a deal in heavy bidding for Wanderers, the upcoming novel by bestselling author Chuck Wendig. They aim to turn it into a socially relevant, provocative TV series that will be produced by QC’s Sean McKittrick and Ray Mansfield and producer Ilene Staple, who brought the project to QC.

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