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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The drone was meant for the power station. It hit the church instead.February 2024. In the Ukrainian town of Kryvobor, a Russian Shahed crashes into a 300-year-old church and tears open a hidden crypt. The rescuer who climbs down to search for survivors comes back up pale, silent and wounded at the throat.Within days, people start dying during the nightly curfew. An old man in his own yard. A night watchman at the foot of a grain silo. A young nurse in the snow outside the hospital gate. Every throat torn open. Not one drop of blood left in the bodies.Senior Investigator Oleh Marchenko has spent two years documenting war crimes and feels nothing anymore. Exiled from Kyiv for embarrassing the wrong people, he is sent to write a quick report and close the case. But the local police are lying, the graves in the cemetery are empty, and the town's dead have started knocking on windows at night, begging to be let in.With a young local sergeant, Marchenko uncovers a legend buried beneath the church: a Cossack colonel who drank the blood of the fallen in 1648 and was chained in iron by monks who could not kill him.Those chains are broken now. He is heading east, toward a front line where the dead lie unburied by the thousands.The war has given him a banquet. And the whole country is the table.Hour Zero is the gripping first book in The Curfew Dead, a dark horror thriller series set against the real war in Ukraine. Perfect for fans of military horror, vampire fiction and apocalyptic thrillers.Scroll up and start reading tonight. Just don't open the window. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. North Africa, June 1942. The British line has broken. The dead are getting up.Cut off in the chaos of the retreat from Gazala, Sergeant Tom Ashby and the battered remnants of 7 Platoon stagger into the oasis town of Qasr el-Mahdi with a dying lorry, a German prisoner and half a bottle of water each. The town has a fort. It has a well. And it has no living people left - except a nurse, an old Senussi rifleman and a handful of children barricaded in the dispensary.When the sun goes down, the townspeople come back.They are fast. They are silent. They can only be stopped with a bullet to the head. And they are always, endlessly thirsty - drawn across the desert by the smell of the last sweet water for sixty kilometres.In the hills to the east, a German doctor has opened a sealed Roman tomb and let something ancient out. Now every night brings more of the dead to the walls of Forte Mahdi, the ammunition is running out, and the only way to survive may be to march straight into the camp of the man who started it all.The Last Well is the first book in The Dead Sands, a gripping World War II zombie horror series of desperate sieges, unlikely alliances and soldiers holding the line when there is no line left to hold.Perfect for fans of military horror, weird war fiction and zombie survival thrillers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The drone was meant for the power station. It hit the church instead.February 2024. In the Ukrainian town of Kryvobor, a Russian Shahed crashes into a 300-year-old church and tears open a hidden crypt. The rescuer who climbs down to search for survivors comes back up pale, silent and wounded at the throat.Within days, people start dying during the nightly curfew. An old man in his own yard. A night watchman at the foot of a grain silo. A young nurse in the snow outside the hospital gate. Every throat torn open. Not one drop of blood left in the bodies.Senior Investigator Oleh Marchenko has spent two years documenting war crimes and feels nothing anymore. Exiled from Kyiv for embarrassing the wrong people, he is sent to write a quick report and close the case. But the local police are lying, the graves in the cemetery are empty, and the town's dead have started knocking on windows at night, begging to be let in.With a young local sergeant, Marchenko uncovers a legend buried beneath the church: a Cossack colonel who drank the blood of the fallen in 1648 and was chained in iron by monks who could not kill him.Those chains are broken now. He is heading east, toward a front line where the dead lie unburied by the thousands.The war has given him a banquet. And the whole country is the table.Hour Zero is the gripping first book in The Curfew Dead, a dark horror thriller series set against the real war in Ukraine. Perfect for fans of military horror, vampire fiction and apocalyptic thrillers.Scroll up and start reading tonight. Just don't open the window.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The drone was meant for the power station. It hit the church instead.February 2024. In the Ukrainian town of Kryvobor, a Russian Shahed crashes into a 300-year-old church and tears open a hidden crypt. The rescuer who climbs down to search for survivors comes back up pale, silent and wounded at the throat.Within days, people start dying during the nightly curfew. An old man in his own yard. A night watchman at the foot of a grain silo. A young nurse in the snow outside the hospital gate. Every throat torn open. Not one drop of blood left in the bodies.Senior Investigator Oleh Marchenko has spent two years documenting war crimes and feels nothing anymore. Exiled from Kyiv for embarrassing the wrong people, he is sent to write a quick report and close the case. But the local police are lying, the graves in the cemetery are empty, and the town's dead have started knocking on windows at night, begging to be let in.With a young local sergeant, Marchenko uncovers a legend buried beneath the church: a Cossack colonel who drank the blood of the fallen in 1648 and was chained in iron by monks who could not kill him.Those chains are broken now. He is heading east, toward a front line where the dead lie unburied by the thousands.The war has given him a banquet. And the whole country is the table.Hour Zero is the gripping first book in The Curfew Dead, a dark horror thriller series set against the real war in Ukraine. Perfect for fans of military horror, vampire fiction and apocalyptic thrillers.Scroll up and start reading tonight. Just don't open the window. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The drone was meant for the power station. It hit the church instead.February 2024. In the Ukrainian town of Kryvobor, a Russian Shahed crashes into a 300-year-old church and tears open a hidden crypt. The rescuer who climbs down to search for survivors comes back up pale, silent and wounded at the throat.Within days, people start dying during the nightly curfew. An old man in his own yard. A night watchman at the foot of a grain silo. A young nurse in the snow outside the hospital gate. Every throat torn open. Not one drop of blood left in the bodies.Senior Investigator Oleh Marchenko has spent two years documenting war crimes and feels nothing anymore. Exiled from Kyiv for embarrassing the wrong people, he is sent to write a quick report and close the case. But the local police are lying, the graves in the cemetery are empty, and the town's dead have started knocking on windows at night, begging to be let in.With a young local sergeant, Marchenko uncovers a legend buried beneath the church: a Cossack colonel who drank the blood of the fallen in 1648 and was chained in iron by monks who could not kill him.Those chains are broken now. He is heading east, toward a front line where the dead lie unburied by the thousands.The war has given him a banquet. And the whole country is the table.Hour Zero is the gripping first book in The Curfew Dead, a dark horror thriller series set against the real war in Ukraine. Perfect for fans of military horror, vampire fiction and apocalyptic thrillers.Scroll up and start reading tonight. Just don't open the window. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. North Africa, June 1942. The British line has broken. The dead are getting up.Cut off in the chaos of the retreat from Gazala, Sergeant Tom Ashby and the battered remnants of 7 Platoon stagger into the oasis town of Qasr el-Mahdi with a dying lorry, a German prisoner and half a bottle of water each. The town has a fort. It has a well. And it has no living people left - except a nurse, an old Senussi rifleman and a handful of children barricaded in the dispensary.When the sun goes down, the townspeople come back.They are fast. They are silent. They can only be stopped with a bullet to the head. And they are always, endlessly thirsty - drawn across the desert by the smell of the last sweet water for sixty kilometres.In the hills to the east, a German doctor has opened a sealed Roman tomb and let something ancient out. Now every night brings more of the dead to the walls of Forte Mahdi, the ammunition is running out, and the only way to survive may be to march straight into the camp of the man who started it all.The Last Well is the first book in The Dead Sands, a gripping World War II zombie horror series of desperate sieges, unlikely alliances and soldiers holding the line when there is no line left to hold.Perfect for fans of military horror, weird war fiction and zombie survival thrillers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - North Africa, June 1942. The British line has broken. The dead are getting up.Cut off in the chaos of the retreat from Gazala, Sergeant Tom Ashby and the battered remnants of 7 Platoon stagger into the oasis town of Qasr el-Mahdi with a dying lorry, a German prisoner and half a bottle of water each. The town has a fort. It has a well. And it has no living people left - except a nurse, an old Senussi rifleman and a handful of children barricaded in the dispensary.When the sun goes down, the townspeople come back.They are fast. They are silent. They can only be stopped with a bullet to the head. And they are always, endlessly thirsty - drawn across the desert by the smell of the last sweet water for sixty kilometres.In the hills to the east, a German doctor has opened a sealed Roman tomb and let something ancient out. Now every night brings more of the dead to the walls of Forte Mahdi, the ammunition is running out, and the only way to survive may be to march straight into the camp of the man who started it all.The Last Well is the first book in The Dead Sands, a gripping World War II zombie horror series of desperate sieges, unlikely alliances and soldiers holding the line when there is no line left to hold.Perfect for fans of military horror, weird war fiction and zombie survival thrillers.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. North Africa, June 1942. The British line has broken. The dead are getting up.Cut off in the chaos of the retreat from Gazala, Sergeant Tom Ashby and the battered remnants of 7 Platoon stagger into the oasis town of Qasr el-Mahdi with a dying lorry, a German prisoner and half a bottle of water each. The town has a fort. It has a well. And it has no living people left - except a nurse, an old Senussi rifleman and a handful of children barricaded in the dispensary.When the sun goes down, the townspeople come back.They are fast. They are silent. They can only be stopped with a bullet to the head. And they are always, endlessly thirsty - drawn across the desert by the smell of the last sweet water for sixty kilometres.In the hills to the east, a German doctor has opened a sealed Roman tomb and let something ancient out. Now every night brings more of the dead to the walls of Forte Mahdi, the ammunition is running out, and the only way to survive may be to march straight into the camp of the man who started it all.The Last Well is the first book in The Dead Sands, a gripping World War II zombie horror series of desperate sieges, unlikely alliances and soldiers holding the line when there is no line left to hold.Perfect for fans of military horror, weird war fiction and zombie survival thrillers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Hour Zero | Ezra Stone | Taschenbuch | The Curfew Dead | Englisch | 2026 | Book4ua | EAN 9798237792638 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. The Dead Sands | Callum Rhodes | Taschenbuch | The Last Well | Englisch | 2026 | Book4ua | EAN 9798235904996 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.