Bøger af Pete Aldin

Fantasy meets horror, humor and history in these nine strange tales of The Other...* A British Intelligence officer visits the trenches of the Somme. Do the fantastical reports from there stem from some mass insanity amongst the troops ... or have the Germans developed a monstrous secret weapon?* The grandson of the gods attempts to repel an unwelcome-and beautiful-visitor to his mountain retreat.* A pauper is led to his execution where Evil awaits at the end of the lash. Or will he find Redemption instead?* A young woman waits by a graveside with her lost love.* And a washed up musician's passion for music and for life is revived by four strangers, strangers who prefer speaking from the shadows-strangers who begin to show an unhealthy interest in his son.For fans of gripping short fiction comes a collection for the train, for the plane, or for days where it rains.Nine Tales - from the author of BLACK MARKS and DOOMSDAY'S CHILD.

The stunning conclusion to the Doomsday's Child series.As Elliot's team fight to make their land a safe place for all, everything is going well ...... until it isn't.The road to peace will be paved with the bodies of the dead ... and the undead.

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE HUMAN WHEN HUMANITY IS GONE?As a former US Army Ranger, Elliot is used to getting the hard tasks. In the post-collapse wasteland of Tasmania, it's hard enough to survive when you're going it alone. So when Elliot is made responsible for orphaned boy Lewis, a hard task gets even harder.Hunted by the men who murdered Lewis's family - as well as by the teeming undead - Elliot tries to teach the boy what it takes to survive in this harsh new world. He's not sure Lewis has what it takes to make it. As the body count rises and the undead close in, Elliot's not sure he does either.***"Keen and moving storytelling, an edge-of-the-seat thrill ride of a plot, and an ending that you won't see coming. Add this one to your reading list." ~ Kevin Ikenberry, author of The Protocol War series"A story exposing tendon and bone, as well as the very essence of humanity. Doomsday's Child is compelling reading. If you love zombie fiction, then this is for you, and if zombies aren't your thing, get it anyway, as you might just be surprised." ~ Lee Murray, author of Into the Mist and Hounds of the Underworld"A white knuckle ride through apocalyptic Tasmania, tense storytelling you'd normally catch on The Walking Dead, and that ending... wow! Here's hoping there's a sequel." ~ Ian Welke, author of The Whisperer in Dissonance and End Times at Ridgemont High.