Midnight Mass
by F. Paul Wilson

Artwork by Harry O. Morris

They make an unlikely fifth column: a disgraced priest, a bomb-making nun, a cross-wearing rabbi, and a lesbian atheist. But desperate times call for desperate alliances, and these are most certainly desperate times. You see, the undead have pretty much won. They've taken Europe, the Mid East, and most of Asia. They crossed the ocean and turned the US government. They've consolidated their hold on the East Coast and are honing their plans for the rest of the country. The survivors exist in fear and isolation, with no one to rally to. Until Father Joe Cahill decides to take back his old desecrated church and say mass again. Just once.

Publisher's Note:
This full-length novel is over 400 pages long and set in the same world as the F. Paul Wilson novella of the same title that was published by Pulphouse over a decade ago. Lavishly illustrated by Harry O. Morris with dustjacket, endpaper, and interior artwork, and limited to just 448 copies, this Limited Edition won't last long!

From the Author's Note:
"Midnight Mass was born out of my dissatisfaction with the tortured romantic aesthetes who have been passing lately for vampires. Stephen King gave us the real deal in 'Salem's Lot, but what gives since then? I wanted to get back to roots--go retro, if you will--and write about the soulless, merciless, parasitic creatures we all knew and loved."

Pictures of the Deluxe Lettered Edition:

Available in two states:
Limited Edition of 448 signed and slipcased copies ($75)
Traycased Lettered Edition of 52 signed and lettered copies bound in leather with a satin ribbon page marker and additional artwork ($350)

Customer Reviews	Add Your Review
Midnight Mass	12/04/2006 - by Heather Englehart from Hammond, LA US
Great read. As said this is not the ordinary Vampire book and would love to see a sequel to this book. This book keeps you on the edge of your seat and never lets up. The characters are brilliantly written and whether good or evil are very believable. I would recommed this to anybody looking for a good scare and a great book.