The Devil's Numbers

by G.M. Hague

An unimaginable horror has been unleashed...

Pilot Russell Cross gets a near-fatal shock when his dead Gulf War buddy reappears in his cockpit.

A haunted submarine plunges into oblivion.

A computer expert meets a bizarre and grisly death.

A witness to these seemingly random events is the ghostly spectre of Matthew - a young boy who in another lifetime opened the door to an unspeakable horror.

Now Matthew is preparing to wreak havoc on a cruise liner bound for the bottom of the sea - and he's taking Russell Cross down with him.

There is no hiding from the terror when you unleash the devil's numbers.

Genres: Horror

551 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1997

Reviews

[Divan Schutte · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was a gift to me. I recieved it along with another book. I didn't read until the next Christmas. At the time it wasn't my style, but as I grew older I can honestly say that this book gave me a taste for horror stories. Great plot and great scenes of horror.

[Maggie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not so much horror as entertainment. Unbelievable yet engaging story concerning a very naughty evil spirit and its doings over the century, culminating in attempting to destroy an ocean liner.

[David · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is an easy read. Though it is probably too long at 550 pages. The horror is mild, it is not a gory story. To be honest I was a little confused by the abrupt ending and was not sure what the evil in the story actually was.