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Set against a backdrop of a hypothetical all-out war in Great Britain, this apocalyptic novel delves into the chilling implications of modern conflict, where advanced technology and media paranoia shape the battlefield. It presents a haunting vision of England grappling with an unknown enemy, exploring themes of familial bonds and societal detachment amidst chaos. With vivid imagery and relatable characters, the narrative serves as a cautionary tale about complacency in the face of war, echoing Orwellian themes while focusing on personal relationships rather than political ideologies.

In a dystopian world where the dead dominate and the living are forced into hiding, dr. Robert Lewis, a cosmetic surgeon turned survivor, navigates a grim existence as a repairer of the dead. His life takes a drastic turn when he receives a message that leads him into a chaotic conflict sparked by a rebellious Fallen Angel. As war brews between realms, Robert finds himself holding the potential to either save the living or contribute to their downfall, thrusting him into a battle of survival and moral dilemmas.

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Terry Grimwood is recognized for his captivating dark fiction, compelling readers with his storytelling prowess. His narratives are marked by a unique blend of suspense and depth, drawing readers into hauntingly immersive worlds. Esteemed author Gary McMahon highlights Grimwood's ability to craft engaging tales that resonate within the genre, making him a noteworthy figure in contemporary dark fiction.

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Innovative and experimental, this collection showcases Terry Grimwood's powerful fiction across horror, speculative, and dystopian genres. The title story blends grotesque humor with absurdity in a uniquely British narrative about love and heart exchange. Accompanying it are thought-provoking miniatures, including a dystopian sales pitch and a chilling interrogation, alongside a poignant restaurant meeting. This work exemplifies British slipstream writing, offering a complex and bittersweet experience that invites careful contemplation.

Set against a backdrop of a modern, apocalyptic war in Great Britain, this novel delves into the chilling possibility of conflict returning to the homeland. It examines the disconnect between the public's comfortable apathy and the brutal realities of warfare, drawing parallels to historical events like WWII and the Falklands War. With a focus on family and personal relationships rather than political ideology, the story presents a gripping narrative infused with contemporary themes of media paranoia and advanced technology, warning of the dire consequences of complacency in the face of looming danger.

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The aftermath of the Great War profoundly affects survivors and their loved ones, as they grapple with the lasting psychological and emotional scars. The narrative explores how the conflict's horrors continue to influence relationships and personal struggles, highlighting themes of trauma, resilience, and the quest for healing in a changed world.

This collection features a dozen stories that seamlessly blend science fiction and horror, exploring themes relevant to both the modern world and the 20th century. Terry Grimwood's acclaimed storytelling invites readers to traverse diverse realms, offering a thought-provoking journey that extends into the unknown. Each tale promises to captivate with its unique perspective and imaginative depth, showcasing Grimwood's signature style.