The Lazarus Choir

When a garbled radio transmission reaches Allied intelligence — *the dead are obeying commands* — Captain Daniel Reyes is given thirty-six hours to assemble a team and find out why. What he finds is not a weapon. It's a door.

Ten thousand years before the first church was built on that mountain, something carved a cathedral into the rock and waited. The Nazis found it. They didn't build a resurrection machine — they built a choir, one voice at a time, and it is almost finished singing.

With a linguist who can read the walls, a demolitions sergeant running out of time to stay himself, and a captured scientist who knows exactly how badly this can go, Reyes has one chance to bring the mountain down before the last voice joins the hymn — and discovers that the war for this world may already be over.

THE LAZARUS CHOIR is a WWII occult thriller for readers who want their horror grounded in mud, cordite, and the terrible patience of something that has never once needed to hurry.