Nosferatu

by Miles Watson, Michael Dell (Editor), Jack Frank (Illustrator)

Hannibal Raus believes in Hitler and his vision for Germany. He's willing to kill for it and, in the most honorable traditions of his country, he's willing to die for it, too. But when his determination to win a battle against the Soviet army lands him in an SS field hospital, he discovers there are men willing to go much further than he is for the sake of victory. All the way to hell.

29 pages, Paperback

Published August 22, 2019

About the author

Miles Watson was born in Evanston, Illinois. The son of a prominent Chicago journalist, he took an early interest in writing and published his first short story at 17. He worked in Criminal Justice for ten years before moving to Los Angeles for a dozen more, where he worked on numerous television shows and half a dozen feature films. He is the author of four book series: CAGE LIFE, SINNER'S CROSS, THE CHRONICLES OF MAGNUS and SOMETHING EVIL as well as numerous novellas, which have won nearly 30 literary awards.

Reviews

[Peter · Rating 3 out of 5]

What a great looking cover. I thought of many things when I came across this book but it was rather mild horror. It's about Oberstleutnant Raus, a wounded German soldier. He is thinking of the past, his long lost girlfriend Lucie, the endsieg, the battle against the Russians, how the German cause got lost... what about Nosferatu? What about the strange doctors? Well, Raus received some blood reserves and the scenes with the doctors getting the blood are a bit gruesome. Overall an interesting story about WW2 but not too much horror. It was okay but I had expected something different.

[Daryl]

Haunting

An insightful and haunting rendition of the horrors of war on the Eastern Front during World War II. Atrocities occurred in both sides and this is n example of just one perpetrated by an officer in the medical corps.