I also enjoyed the mentions of B.J., even though I've already read the Lost Years, Part Two, so I know what happens to her. I was surprised when it turned out to be a monster tree, but the evil was very well-written and defined. At first I assumed the creature in the Hazeldene forest was a vampire. I felt the tone of this story was much closer to the first Necroscope book. Seeing Jimmy Collins again was fun, and reminiscing about them taking down that bully Stanley Green.

The first story, 'For The Dead Travel Slowly,' was my favorite. This is the sixth Necroscope book I've read, and in all the vampire and werewolf stories I always assumed Lumley had a stash of stories about other supernatural evils that Harry battles against. Īt the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied. and now Brian Lumley has written three new novellas about Harry and his supernatural adventures, which are published for the first time in the United States in Harry and the Pirates.

But Harry himself would not go quietly into that darkness that lies beyond an author's imagination. And they saw Harry wage the grimmest battle of his life-against the vampire he himself was becoming!Įven after Harry's story was done, Brian Lumley continued to write books about Harry's legacy-the other Necroscopes who inherited his weird talents. They saw him suffer a great personal loss and then recover his family, and later his humanity, through a new love. They saw him take arms against the evil, twisted, metamorphic alien vampires who sought to feed off humans and enslave mankind. In the Necroscope series, readers saw Harry learn to use his powers to talk with the dead and travel instantaneously to any point in space and time. Harry Keogh, the first Necroscope, is arguably Brian Lumley's greatest creation. Three long stories from Brian Lumley featuring Harry Keogh, the original Necroscope! Never before published in the US.

Necroscope the lost years