Beyond Here Lies Nothing (The Concrete Grove Trilogy) (36 page)

‘
The Concrete Grove
is McMahon’s most accomplished work to date. A compelling novel of extremes.’

Mark Morris, author of
The Deluge

‘There’s a new wave of brilliant horror writers, and McMahon’s right there at the top of them.’

Andy Remic, author of
Kell’s Legend

‘McMahon’s visionary sense of the supernatural makes
The Concrete Grove
one exciting read.’

Steve Rasnic Tem, co-author of
The Man on The Ceiling

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IT'S CALLING YOU BACK...

Twenty years ago, three boys staggered out of an old building. Missing for a weekend, the boys had no idea where they’d been, but they all shared the same vague memory of a shadowed woodland grove. Now, Simon has returned to the Concrete Grove to see his old friends and unearth painful childhood memories, and things once buried are beginning to claw their way back to the surface.

The hummingbirds are flying again. Nightmares made manifest walk the streets. A dark entity is calling from the shadows, reaching out to three terrified boys who have grown into damaged men. And the past is about to catch up with them all, staining their lives with a darkness they never truly escaped.

Silent Voices
is the terrifying follow-up to McMahon’s award-winning
The Concrete Grove
.

‘There’s a new wave of brilliant horror writers – and McMahon’s right there at the top of them.’

Andy Remic, author of
Kell’s Legend

‘Gary McMahon is one of the finest of a new breed of horror writers.’

Steve Rasnic Tem, author of
Deadfall Hotel

‘The outstanding British horror writer of our times.’

The Black Abyss

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HOME IS WHERE THE HORROR IS...

The tread on the landing outside the door when you know you are the only one in the house. The wind whistling through the eves, carrying the voices of the dead. The figure glimpsed briefly through the cracked window of a derelict house.

Critically-acclaimed editor Jonathan Oliver brings horror home with a collection of haunted house stories by Lisa Tuttle, Stephen Volk, Terry Lamsley, Adam L. G. Nevill, Weston Ochse, Rebecca Levene, Garry Kilworth, Chaz Brenchley, Robert Shearman, Nina Allan, Christopher Fowler, Sarah Pinborough, Paul Meloy, Christopher Priest, Jonathan Green, Nicholas Royle, Eric Bown, Tim Lebbon and Joe R. Lansdale.

“Jonathan Oliver is the hottest new horror editor to come out of the UK since Stephen Jones, and I have high hopes for
House of Fear
.”

– Jonathan Strahan, Locus award-winning editor of
Swords and Dark Magic

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Imagine there was a supernatural chiller that Hammer Films never made. A grand epic produced at the studio’s peak, which played like a cross between the Dracula and Frankenstein films and Dr Terror’s House Of Horrors...

Four passengers meet on a train journey through Eastern Europe during the First World War, and face a mystery that must be solved if they are to survive. As the ‘Arkangel’ races through the war-torn countryside, they must find out:

What is in the casket that everyone is so afraid of? What is the tragic secret of the veiled Red Countess who travels with them? Why is their fellow passenger the army brigadier so feared by his own men? And what exactly is the devilish secret of the Arkangel itself?

Bizarre creatures, satanic rites, terrified passengers and the romance of travelling by train, all in a classically styled horror novel.

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Praise for Gary McMahon