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The Elevator #1-3
The Elevator Omnibus: The Complete Trilogy
You’ll wish you’d taken the stairs.
In Book 1, Matt and three others step into an unremarkable elevator, intent only on reaching their offices, but all thoughts of work are driven from their minds the moment the door slides open. Thus begins a day that will change the lives of all four reluctant travellers. A day Matt will never forget, no matter how much he’d like to.
Book 2 sees Jack journey to a strange land inhabited by people lost in space and time. A land where the Scourgers roam. What he discovers changes all: it is not merely his own and former Elevator companions’ lives that are at risk. The stakes are much higher. And, like it or not, Jack is forced to join the game.
In Book 3, a future hangs in the balance. Only one person has the power to prevent it all unravelling and he can’t do it alone. But for humanity to prevail, the choreographer of chaos must be vanquished. Personal demons confronted. Insanity and depravity overcome. The Lord of the Dance lies in wait…
All three books of The Elevator trilogy together for the first time.
In Book 1, Matt and three others step into an unremarkable elevator, intent only on reaching their offices, but all thoughts of work are driven from their minds the moment the door slides open. Thus begins a day that will change the lives of all four reluctant travellers. A day Matt will never forget, no matter how much he’d like to.
Book 2 sees Jack journey to a strange land inhabited by people lost in space and time. A land where the Scourgers roam. What he discovers changes all: it is not merely his own and former Elevator companions’ lives that are at risk. The stakes are much higher. And, like it or not, Jack is forced to join the game.
In Book 3, a future hangs in the balance. Only one person has the power to prevent it all unravelling and he can’t do it alone. But for humanity to prevail, the choreographer of chaos must be vanquished. Personal demons confronted. Insanity and depravity overcome. The Lord of the Dance lies in wait…
All three books of The Elevator trilogy together for the first time.
492 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 1, 2023
About the author
Sam Kates
18 books85 followersSam Kates is a writer of science fiction, fantasy and horror.
His best-known work is the apocalyptic science fiction trilogy Earth Haven. The first book, The Cleansing, has received over nine hundred ratings on Amazon at an average of 4.2, and has been compared by readers to Stephen King’s The Stand.
Other works include the dark fantasy series The Elevator and the collection of dark novellas Moths. His first novel, the horror tale The Village of Lost Souls, has been compared to the early work of James Herbert.
He lives in South Wales, U.K. with a family, a dog, a laptop and way too many books.
His best-known work is the apocalyptic science fiction trilogy Earth Haven. The first book, The Cleansing, has received over nine hundred ratings on Amazon at an average of 4.2, and has been compared by readers to Stephen King’s The Stand.
Other works include the dark fantasy series The Elevator and the collection of dark novellas Moths. His first novel, the horror tale The Village of Lost Souls, has been compared to the early work of James Herbert.
He lives in South Wales, U.K. with a family, a dog, a laptop and way too many books.
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August 1, 2020
I loved this book especially Parts 2 and 3. I liked the characters, with all their failings, I was interested the whole way through and I loved the ending. There are two endings. One is an explanation and one is a choice - "Which button?"
September 2, 2025
what can I say
This series is one the strangest books I’ve read and to be honest with you dear reader I will not reveal a thing about it it except to say read it and find out for yourself how good it was
This series is one the strangest books I’ve read and to be honest with you dear reader I will not reveal a thing about it it except to say read it and find out for yourself how good it was
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews