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Spore
A festering intelligence is growing underneath Los Angeles, spores infesting the human brain. First, they take root. Then they take over, destroying all they touch, driving their infected hosts to acts of madness and butchery. Rory Long and Trixie Wright are deeply in love, running for their lives across an L.A. County wracked by wildfires, mass violence and waves of the possessed. Is there any way to stop the spreading insanity?
Book Details
- Publisher: 47north
- Publish Date: Mar 25th, 2014
- Pages: 332
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 8.10in - 5.50in - 1.00in - 0.95lb
- EAN: 9781477834947
- Categories: • Horror - General• Occult & Supernatural
About the Author
Cody Goodfellow's previous releases include Radiant Dawn, Ravenous Dusk, and Jake's Wake.
John Skipp is a bestselling author and screenwriter whose eleven books have sold millions of copies and are reprinted in nine languages. As co-author with Craig Spector, he wrote six novels from 1986 to 1993 that completely re-invented horror. Of their first three novels, The Light at the End, The Cleanup and The Scream, each sold over a million copies and two made the New York Times bestseller list. Together they provided the story for the 1989 film A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child.
Praise for this book
"Skipp and Goodfellow are two singularly powerful forces that make one dynamic, masterful combination." --Brian Keene
"Goodfellow is one of those writers whose voice sweeps you away like the undertow of a tsunami, and once you're in, he's got you pinned." --Michael A. Arnzen, author of Play Dead