With his daughter in a casket and his wife in a cult, David Eden is on the brink of losing touch with reality. So when he begins conversing with his daughter's ghost and then encounters a nightmare monster in the cemetery that can't possibly be real but is most certainly deadly, he is convinced he's lost it. But David is also out to get vengeance on the white supremacists he blames for his child's death, and he's about to learn that sometimes it takes a monster to defeat one.
"EMPTY DEVILS is a surprisingly complex and beautiful treatise on grief, hate, memory, and monsters. DiLeo writes some kick-ass bloody action then follows it up with gut-punch passages about love. The ending will haunt me for a long time." - Sam Rebelein, Bram Stoker Award-nominated author of THE POORLY MADE AND OTHER THINGS
