Something of the Night

by Paul Cave

Shrouded in a veil of impenetrable darkness, the world of tomorrow offers Jacob Cain little comfort. One of the last surviving humans, he finds himself pitched in battle with an enemy even darker than the shadows which surround him. An uncountable mass of vampires pushes Man towards extinction. Two armies, both desperate to capture the human refugees, threaten to converge, forming an inescapable net. And trapped in an old military complex, deep underground, hide what remains of the human race. In a post-apocalyptic world in which the sun has been replaced by darkness, the few survivors have been forced underground to protect themselves from evil predators that roam the surface of the Earth in search of their preferred prey – Man. Suddenly their fortified world is thrust into even greater danger - an infiltrator is amongst their ranks. And now, no one is safe from the jaws of the undead. Who can be trusted? As vast armies of vampire soldiers close in and the complete annihilation of the human race looms, it falls upon the shoulders of head tracker, Jacob Cain, to find a solution before it is too late.

Genres: Horror, Vampires

386 pages, Paperback

First published August 3, 2006

About the author

Paul developed a keen sense of imagination whilst reading dark fiction and watching cult horror movies throughout his teenage years.
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Heavily influenced by the likes of US Horror writer, Robert McCammon, and movie director, John Carpenter, Paul likes to take a seemingly normal character and put them into an extraordinary situation.
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Paul is also a fully qualified boxing coach, and currently helps out at his local boxing club as an assistant coach.

TRUE LOVE OF MINE is Paul's next book, a horror/thriller, due for release SOON.

Paul also designs horror book covers @

www.horrorbookcoverdesigner.com

Reviews

[Sarah Thomas · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great read. Had me gripped from start to finish. A book I struggled to put down.

[Aaron · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful story

Lots of action, friendships forged.
I like the fact that Ezekiel had good intentions so the end justified his actions.
I am glad the wolves were given a positive light. They are wonderful animals and should be shown in a positive way in stories.

[Henry Hitchcock · Rating 1 out of 5]

So, so clichéd

Not good; filled with clichés, predictable plot lines and stereotypical characters. The ending felt rushed and just too easy. Would not recommend.

[Danny Mc · Rating 5 out of 5]

Easy read. Original spin on the vampire genre.