" I picked this one up with some reservations. Grave-robbing? I wasn't sure my mind wanted to go there, but once I began reading I was completely hooked. After the death of his mother, Joey Crouch is uprooted from his Chicago home and sent to live with a father he's never met in rural Iowa. Little does he know that his dad's occupation of choice will have a profound effect on his own future. Joey's transformation from a straight-A student into a shovel-wielding apprentice to his father's line of work is both gruesome and weirdly, achingly, oddly... poignant. If you had the stomach for Rick Yancey's The Monstrumologist and its sequels, dig into Rotters and you won't be disappointed. "
— Laura, 1/8/2014