Necroscope: The Touch

Description

Malevolent aliens, the Mordri Three decide to become so evil that God himself will have to stop them. They can alter flesh with a simple touch, literally turning people inside out or seeding them with cancer. The Three have already destroyed an entire solar system and most of their own race. Their next targets: mankind and Earth! On Earth, Scott St. John is mourning his beloved wife when he is struck by a golden arrow of light--a fragment of the soul of Harry Keogh, the original Necroscope--and gains powers he does not understand. A mysterious, beautiful woman appears, desperately trying to warn Scott about something . . . then vanishes mid-word. Scott dreams of a very unusual Wolf, who begs him--in human speech--for rescue. A fledgling Necroscope, a telepathic Wolf, a beautiful woman from beyond the stars, the ghost of Harry Keogh, the best of E-Branch's psychic fighting forces, and a dead girl who is not yet ready to seek her just reward must defeat three impossibly strong, psychically gifted monsters whose touch literally melts flesh from bone.

About the Author

Lumley, Brian

Brian Lumley is a British author known for his works in the horror and science fiction genres. He was born in County Durham, England in 1937 and began writing in the 1960s.Lumley's most notable works include the "Necroscope" series, which consists of over a dozen novels and follows Harry Keogh, a man with the ability to communicate with the dead. The series has been praised for its imaginative world-building and complex characters.Lumley's other notable works include the "Titus Crow" series, which follows a supernatural investigator as he battles Lovecraftian monsters, and the "Necroscope: The Lost Years" series, which follows Harry Keogh's son as he continues his father's legacy.Lumley's works are known for their vivid and often gruesome depictions of horror and their complex and detailed mythologies. He has won several awards for his writing, including the British Fantasy Award and the World Fantasy Award.In addition to his writing, Lumley served in the British Army and worked as a teacher. He continues to write and publish new novels and short stories, and his works are enjoyed by fans of horror and science fiction around the world.

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