Lords of Night
"A relentlessly brilliant new vision of the apocalypse." - David Dunwoody, author of EMPIRE and EMPIRE'S END
An ancient evil worshipped as a god in the depths of time has awakened and turned the world into a desolate and dark place. The remnants of humanity are forced to take shelter where they can, hiding from the ravenous walking dead and their inhuman shepherds, the Locust People, and the Ancient Enemy’s lieutenants, the Lords of Night. In one of New York City’s underground tunnels is a young man with a secret, a growing power he can use against the seething tides of walking dead and their sadistic overseers. His name is Jack, and he has taken it as his mission to retrieve an artifact from the Ancient Enemy’s past to free the world. Jack is untested...but he has help. The last group of Special Forces operatives is on his side. With the world at stake, the team must trek through dead-infested highways from New York to Washington D.C. and back, keeping out of the watchful eye of the Lords of Night, who have sensed Jack’s presence. Surrounded on all sides by the dead and the diabolical, and with Jack’s humanity slipping away as his power grows, the team’s clock is counting down to zero and they no longer know who they can trust. Madness. Betrayal. Temptation. The last of humanity is on the brink, and it all comes down to one thing: what will Jack have to become to defeat an evil older than mankind?
"Brannan grabs the reader by the scruff of the neck and rubs his face in the apocalypse until he knows the smell and taste of global death..." - Tim Curran, author of CANNIBAL CORPSE, M/C
"A very original and exciting take on a - excuse the pun - dead genre. This is a zombie novel, a rich fantasy, a comic book-style action piece, and a stylish blood-drenched horror show all rolled into one." - Jason S. Hornsby, author of ELEVEN TWENTY-THREE
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Thom Brannan
Thom Brannan (est. 1976) has been a submariner, a nuclear operator, an electrician and now works on an offshore drilling platform and is an Affiliate Member of the Horror Writers Association.
He's a freelance editor for Permuted Press and anyone else that will have him. He has been published in several anthologies, in several genres. Thom finds his inspiration equally from Robert B. Parker and H.P. Lovecraft. He is the co-author of Pavlov's Dogs (with D. L. Snell) and Survivors (with Z. A. Recht). His first solo novel, Lords of Night, was published in October, 2012.
Thom lives in or around Austin, Texas with his lovely wife, Kitty, a boy, a girl, and a pair of dogs.
