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THE DAMNED BY TARN RICHARDSON 1914. THE OUTBREAK OF WAR. In the French city of Arras, a Catholic priest is brutally murdered. The Catholic Inquisition - still powerful, but now working in the shadows - sends its most determined and unhinged of Inquisitors, Poldek Tacit, to investigate: his mission to protect the Church from those who would seek to undermine it, no matter what the cost. Yet as Tacit arrives, armed forces led by Britain and Germany confront each other across No Man's Land. As the Inquisitor strives in vain to establish the truth behind the murder and to uncover the motives of other Vatican servants seeking to undermine him, a beautiful spirited woman, Sandrine, warns British soldier Henry Frost of a mutual foe even more terrible lurking beneath the killing fields that answers to no human force and wreaks their havoc by the light of the moon. Faced with impossible odds and his own demons, Tacit must battle the forces of evil, and a church determined at all costs to achieve its aims, to reach the heart of a dark conspiracy that seeks to engulf the world, plunging it ever deeper into the conflict. > Morally complex and fast paced, this is a gripping work of dark fiction set in > an alternative twentieth century, where humanity's desire for love, compassion > and peace face daunting challenges in a world overwhelmed by total war and > mysterious dark forces. * > The historical elements are fascinating, as is the author's twist on the > werewolf mythos, but the brooding, conflicted Tacit is the most compelling > element. The conclusion will leave readers looking forward to the next > installment Publishers Weekly * > Fantastic book - worth buying for the descriptions of the trenches alone, > which are the best evocation of World War One I have yet read. You really > can smell the cordite. Better than Bird Song. The author's prose is elegant > and visceral Ed Davey, Author * > Richardson's debut has mash-up leanings ... It works surprisingly well The > Daily Mail * > Werewolves meets WW1 history horror mash-up. Great brooding protagonist and > razor-sharp historical detail Tom Bromley, Author AVAILABLE NOW AVAILABLE IN USA AND CANADA FROM MARCH 1ST 2016 * Waterstones * Foyles * Amazon * Blackwell's * WHSmith SIGN UP BELOW OR VISIT WWW.TARNRICHARDSON.CO.UK FOR UPDATES Name Email ©2015 Duckworth & Co. Site by THE HUNTED THE PREQUEL TO THE DAMNED SUNDAY, JUNE 28TH, 1914. SARAJEVO. BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA The pavement around the Priest was slick with blood, thick rivulets of darkening crimson snaking from the body drying fast beneath the hot Sarajevo sun. The side of his face had hit the ground with such force that it appeared to be submerged in rock. A spray of blood formed a halo, the Priest’s final panicked thought realised in savage patterns across the paving stones Download as a FREE ebook from Amazon NOW!