Draakk: Something has awoken

Edited by Nick Stephenson, bestselling Author of the Leopold Blake Series. In the face of evil - which choice do you have? They have discovered something monstrous. Something that threatens all human life on earth. They believed that science could help us understand it. They were wrong. Something has awoken. Draakk - A technothriller by horror author L.C. Frey A hiker discovers a sinister monolith deep inside the Swiss Alps. Terrifying nightmares haunt people's dreams, changing their very nature. A deranged science experiment goes wrong. A ruthless CEO sets the wheels in motion to cover up the truth. Amid the chaos Dr. Peter Singer is looking for forgiveness. Is Mankind doomed to a terrible end? In a private research institute, an ancient, mummified creature is being studied. But something goes wrong. Over a thousand people die brutally in the hermetically sealed laboratory. Dr. Peter Singer, one of the world’s foremost scientists, is the only surviving witness. He alone knows what dangers lurk deep in the Swiss Alps. But Singer is on the run, fleeing for his life from the Bio-Institute that wants to silence him by any means. Haunted by a being beyond our imagination, Singer must race to find the truth - and silence the ghosts of his own past. And he knows no one will believe him. Not until it's too late. A breathtaking horror technothriller by L.C. Frey, author of the Jake Sloburn horror series. Praise by german readers and press to L.C.Frey's Draakk: "This book is like a lasagna. No, not chewy and cheesy, but extremely complex. Due to the complex story peeping every now and again something that can only be understood as a critique of society. Great! The book reads well in one pass and suddenly it dawned and I had finished almost five hundred pages. Thanks for the dark circles under my eyes, Mr. Frey "- Book Look "The Hammer!" - strubbstar "What makes the book so special, in addition to its vivid characters, is once again the narrative style. The book grasped me completely ever since Singer's escape from the spooky Laboratory and I could not let go until the last page and the grand finale. Nevertheless, all the plotlines have enough time to be spun that, and even the characters take their time for great and sometimes pretty funny dialogue. The book is really neatly tied together, fabolous! "- Ernst H. "Draakk is one hell of a horror trip. Crass, disturbing, bloody, disgusting, obscene - exciting to the last page. While reading my facial expression changed from cheerful and funny to disgusted and disturbed. And I pretty much enjoyed every facet." - Jasmine, Schwesternrezensionen "The right mix of suspense, horror, science fiction and sometimes disgusting scenarios! Regarding the latter: maybe not read while eating, but certainly READ IT!" - Kristin M. "Pure head-cinema!" - Frederick B. "Scary - L.C. Frey scares me deeply and I love it! The guy has got me by the balls, I confess: I am a Frey fan!" - Ernst H. "What excites me so much about Frey is that he can be quite brutal and bloody but never just for the sake of sensation. '(No senseless splatter-torture-orgies here like by some supposedly highly acclaimed US-authors and the majority of unspeakable" psychological thrillers"). The Horror of Frey is always plausible and somehow following an internal logic and when it comes, the violence -... It's like a punch in the Face. Ouch!"- booklook "I was unable to put it down. Screams for a sequel!" - Johann