Set in an abandoned Derbyshire village, the story unfolds around a mysterious brass plate depicting Sir Humphrey and Lady Sybil de Latours, with Sybil's face eerily erased. Young artist Sally Fenton captures an image to attract tourists, but the rubbing takes on a life of its own under moonlight, unleashing chaos in the village. As the ancient image animates, Sally and her partner, Andy, find themselves ensnared in a terrifying nightmare, struggling against a malevolent force. This compelling horror novel explores themes of art, history, and the supernatural.
NEL Horror Series
This series plunges readers into the darkest corners of the human psyche and the supernatural realm, where reality blurs with nightmare. Each installment explores diverse facets of fear, ranging from psychological dread to visceral, terrifying encounters. If you crave chilling experiences and stories that will haunt your thoughts long after reading, this collection is your destination. Prepare to enter a world where dread lurks around every corner.
De plastic man
- 158 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Albert Bright had served humanity well in his role as experimental scientist—he had even been awarded a private research centre to run. Living alone, except for his daughter, he had little to distract him from his work.His studies led him to an exciting but secret development—a computer of massive and complex powers. A machine that can outstrip the thought of man a thousand times, and yet is totally logical, totally just.Most of all it has great power; power to move walls, create objects, and to destroy. Only the Professor could control his invention, yet his own mind was rapidly becoming part of the machine...