A queer Thelma and Louise meets a modern-day The Stepford Wives after a woman wakes up buried alive—with her head severed—in this visceral yet campy, feminist horror novel that tears apart the patriarchy . . . literally.

Some women are too angry to stay buried.

Daisy claws her way out of a shallow grave with one devastating realization: her head isn’t attached to her body. Desperate to find answers and with no memory of her past, Daisy ventures on a road trip with an ex-professional fighter and seamstress, who knows not only how to sew Daisy’s head back on, but also the way into Daisy’s heart. 

Five hundred miles west, the Sons of Lazarus compound hides a deadly secret: they murder defiant women and raise them from the dead as obedient wives. As cult member Grace notices their way of life isn’t the perfect fantasy she’s been told to believe, she confronts what’s truth and fiction, discovering she may already be marked for death and resurrection too.  

As Daisy's and Grace’s paths converge toward a bloody confrontation, the women prove that the undead make better revolutionaries than the living, and that Sons of Lazarus made one fatal miscalculation: you can kill a woman’s body . . . but her rage, that comes back hungry.