Devil's Highway

· The Black Road Book 2 · Open Road Media
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In this post-apocalyptic thriller, a revolt against the dictator of a post-nuclear Britain is threatened when the rebel leader is targeted by monsters.

Born of the perilous experiment that was Project Tindalos, the Catchman has the relentlessness of a machine combined with the savagery of a beast. The monster's mission? To kill Helen Damnation, leader of the escalating rebellion against Commander Tereus Winterborn and his brutal militia, The Reapers. With her life in the balance, Helen faces down the ghosts of her murdered family—as well as the devastating secrets of her past—which threaten to destroy her resolve. But Helen has come back from the dead once before. With the help of her fiercest allies, the resistance movement she has raised, Helen will rise again . . .

Praise for The Black Road series:

"Gripping . . . with flawed and compelling characters scraping what they can from the ashes. —Tim Lebbon, New York Times–bestselling author of The Silence

"Grabs you and won't let go." —Pat Cadigan, Hugo Award–winning author of Mindplayers

In this post-apocalyptic thriller, a revolt against the dictator of a post-nuclear Britain is threatened when the rebel leader is targeted by monsters. Born of the perilous experiment that was Project Tindalos, the Catchman has the relentlessness of a machine combined with the savagery of a beas...

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Simon Bestwick has been described as "brilliant" by the Guardian, and "among the most important writers of contemporary British horror" by fellow writer Ramsey Campbell. Born in Wolverhampton, he lived in Manchester for many years before relocating to Merseyside with his partner. He now lives on the Wirral. He is the author of nine novels and four short story collections, and has been shortlisted for the British Fantasy Award six times.

Simon Bestwick has been described as "brilliant" by the Guardian, and "among the most important writers of contemporary British horror" by fellow writer Ramsey Campbell. Born in Wolverhampton, he lived in Manchester for many years before relocating to Merseyside with his partner. He now lives on ...

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