Eddie Skelson Knihy

This novel offers a darkly humorous and brutally honest perspective on the superhero genre, showcasing the complexities and flaws of its characters. The author, known for works like Crowley and Winter Falls, explores themes of morality, power, and the absurdities of heroism, providing a fresh and provocative narrative that challenges traditional superhero tropes. Readers can expect a blend of wit and grit as the story unfolds in a unique and engaging way.

The strange incidence of government and military action inside the remote New England town of Innsmouth in the 1920's is almost forgotten, but a few years later an arrival to the Scottish town of Winter Falls brings with him the religion once driven out of Innsmouth. After a hundred years have passed time has eroded memories, recollections are vague or misplaced, sometimes deliberately so. Whatever happened at Innsmouth is now a forgotten thing. Today, Joe Clarke feels as though he is being punished for being good at his job. Sent off to the north to recover missing data for his company's large NHS contract, Joe the London boy wants only to get into Glasgow, get the job done and to get out. But when things don't go his way Joe is inextricably drawn further in to the remote highlands of the region and the horror that awaits in a town that many think may not even exist. A novel Inspired by the H.P Lovecraft Novella A Shadow Over Innsmouth.

Collected here for the first time are all four parts of the Crowley: Ravensblack Affair serialisation. Follow Crowley, Bryson, Reed and Lafferty as they uncover and fight against an evil growing in London and across the United Kingdom. This is the compilation of The Ravensblack Affair Mad Dogs and Englishmen By Day and By Night Crowley's Last Stand And includes the short story The Ghosts of Claverly Hall