"Follow the Buzzards: Memoirs of a Reaper" by Corey Pendleton is a dark and compelling journey into the mind of Elias Blackwood, a character haunted by mysterious whispers urging him towards freedom through sinister means. Set against the backdrop of his strict religious upbringing and the isolated backdrops of dense forests, the narrative delves deep into the struggles between personal demons and the quest for identity. The book skillfully weaves elements of psychological horror with existential questions, as Elias's inner turmoil drives him toward acts of increasing desperation. Pendleton's narrative explores themes of control, transformation, and the nature of evil, crafting a chilling portrait of a man on the brink of losing his humanity. This haunting tale is recommended for readers who are drawn to introspective psychological thrillers and morally complex characters.