Bøger af Loscombe James Loscombe

They built the machines to destroy each other, but the machines destroyed themWhen The Machines took over the world Brett joined the Resistance to fight them. He fought them until he lost everything he cared about and found that he had no more to give.The only thing he could do then was survive in one of the communes that had made a home in the tunnels beneath the city. He was content and they were happy to leave him alone, until the woman got sick.Now the community need Brett's unique knowledge and experience. He is a vital member of the rag-tag group that has volunteered to go above ground in search of vital medicine.But The Machines are waiting for them. Unless the group can find a way to work together the Machines will kill them and they will never find the medicine.

Abi is eight months pregnant and not in a good mood. All she wants is to meet her mum for tea, but one thing after another goes wrong and before the day is over she will be running for her life while the city burns to the ground around her.There is an ancient evil lurking in the city and it's just typical that today is the day somebody decides to do something about it. First Greg being, well, Greg, and then this! It really is enough to make her want to scream.Trapped in the city, she has no choice but to look after herself and, although she can't really blame Greg for being at work rather than there with her, she finds that she does anyway. And really, why isn't he?It isn't long before things get even worse and, to top it all off, there's some kind of demon wandering around possessing people, and she might be the only one who can stop it. And if she can't, it won't just be her who will suffer.Why do things have to be so complicated!City in the Fire is a paranormal horror novella about one woman's struggle against the worst day she can imagine.

Four stories to haunt your nightmares Four Stories Tall is a collection of four thrilling novellas totalling more than 100,000 words.

They thought the river would keep them safe but it became their prisonBen was raised on the canals of Sanctuary, a floating village that meant protection from the vampires. Since his father's death he has been responsible for the place and its people. With a family of his own he feels the burden even more keenly.When Ben learns that the vampires have a plan that will allow them to enter the village he decides that something has to be done. Along with a select group of people Ben travels to London where there are weapons they can use to fight the vampires. The journey does not go according to plan and when they arrive they find a nasty surprise waiting for them.They fight for their lives but, if they don't make it back, Ben stands to lose much more than that.

Dale always believed that the needs of the many far outweigh to good of the few - then one day he finds himself one of the few......Zombies are everywhere....The country is under attack.Dale Pope is a soldier sent to help passengers trapped in the London Underground. He arrives to find himself vastly outnumbered. Somehow he manages to help anyway. Fates reward for his heroics? A bite that should have killed him, but leads to him being taken prisoner.They don't call him a prisoner. In the military hospital where he spends an unknowable amount of time, he is a "patient". A volunteer. It is a miserable existence though and, as soon as the opportunity presents itself, he escapes.The world has changed while he has been locked away. The unwinnable war has been lost. Only small pockets of civilisation remain and it is in one of these that he finds hope for the future. His skills and experience make him useful to the villagers of Harmony and he settles in well. But there are other things he brings with him which are far less welcome.Patient Zero is a fast-paced thriller with lots of zombie action and one big question at its heart: How much would you be willing to sacrifice to protect the people you love?

When darkness descends, who will survive the unthinkable? In the brooding shadows of Odamere's vicarage, Peter Gatgewood seeks refuge from the haunting specters of his past. What he and his family discover is a malevolence far beyond the ghosts of memory. As they settle into their new home, they quickly realize that the vicarage holds secrets darker and more sinister than they could have ever imagined. Innocent fears turn to bone-chilling dread as Zoe, Peter's daughter, begins to exhibit erratic and unsettling behavior. Convinced that something otherworldly lurks within the ancient walls, Peter is thrust into a terrifying race against time. His daughter's revelation defies the laws of reality and forces him to confront the unthinkable: the existence of an abhorrent monster. As the line between the tangible and the eldritch blurs, Peter Gatgewood must grapple with a choice that will haunt him for eternity. Will he save his cherished family from the encroaching darkness, or will he protect the sanctity of his beloved church? In a Lovecraftian tale of cosmic horror, Unhallowed Ground, invites readers to venture beyond the realm of reason and into a nightmarish abyss of unspeakable terror.

Welcome to the end of the worldA terrible virus arrives in Great Britain, killing its victims or turning them into depraved monsters. An evacuation is organised but along the way Evan loses his daughter Harriet. He returns to the city to search for her and comes to the attention of a vicious gangster called Cortez who will stop at nothing to have what he wants. Evan has only one chance: reach the heliport before the final evacuation. If they don't escape now, they will be trapped forever on an island full of criminals and monsters.