‘The Fireman’ by Joe Hill
June 22, 2016
In his new thriller, The Fireman, Hill portrays the world as a dark place, suppressed by an epidemic.
Society is at risk of a disease called “Dragonscale,” which leaves black and gold marks on its victims before causing them to combust.
Most can’t escape the fate of bursting into flames, except for one – the Fireman.
Mysteriously, he has the ability to control the fire ignited within him and tries to save others from “Cremation Squads.”
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