Zombie Dawn
Steve Feasey
Language: English
Pages: 288
ISBN: 0330517899
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
The last instalment in the chilling CHANGELING series -- in which Trey must face down the evil vampire Caliban in their most fearsome encounter yet. There will be evil spirits, zombies and complete and utter devastation in London! Will werewolf Trey and his cohorts triumph or will the world be turned to darkness forever?!
Maggie on the Bounty (Maggie MacKay: Magical Tracker, Book 3)
Zombie Dawn (Changeling, Book 5)
One Salt Sea (October Daye, Book 5)
Voices from Beyond (Ghost Finders, Book 5)
little moth-eaten, but right now the teenager had little choice. He took them down and stepped into them, buttoning the front as best he could. When he walked back to Alexa she was on her feet, her mobile phone held to her ear. ‘Taxi’s on its way,’ she said. She motioned with her head back in the direction he’d just come from. ‘I’m sorry about your friend. Really, I am.’ Trey nodded. ‘She wasn’t always like that.’ He frowned at her. ‘How are you feeling?’ Alexa shrugged. ‘I’m half vampire. I
eye was almost swollen shut, the white surrounding the ins and pupil flooded with blood. The overall effect was horrific and shocking. Tom waved away their offers of help, but neither of them was fooled by his insistence that it probably looked a lot worse than it felt. Staying close by his side they moved into the interior of the tower. The layout to this entrance was very different from the one on the other side of the tower through which Trey and Charles had entered. That one opened up into
her outstretched hand was about the size of a golf ball and threw only a small amount of light ahead of her so that she could make out the steps. Even so, it would shine out like a beacon to anyone or anything looking down from above, so whenever she was forced to stop as she had now, Trey would disappear into the darkness of the higher levels, scouting ahead to ensure that there were no nasty surprises waiting for them. Alone in the darkness, Alexa’s thoughts turned to her father and the danger
opened the doors and stepped inside. He walked over to the sorceress and took her by the arm, guiding her to a corner cloaked in shadows from which they could watch. Satisfied with the set-up, he turned back to fetch the human, ushering the man ahead of him and placing him a little way inside the room, facing the creature by the window. Caliban looked about him. Everything was in place, so he reached out and pushed the doors shut. The sound of the door closing woke the human from the stupor he
bunching and unbunching as if he were desperately trying to contain himself. ‘Fine, if that’s the way you want it,’ he said. ‘Don’t you?’ He bit his bottom lip, and was about to say something else when he obviously thought better of it. Nodding his head stiffly at her, he turned and left the room. Alexa looked across at the worktop where she’d thrown her shopping and spotted the bag containing the shorts she’d bought for Trey. She wasn’t quite expecting the tears that quickly came to her eyes
