All the Fiends of Hell, by Adam LG Nevill
If you’re looking for recommendations for Halloween reads, deffo add this to your list.
Bit of a ‘Day of the Triffids’ meets ‘28 Days Later’ influence with the nightmarish, cosmic horror dialled up to 11.
Karl awakes from a several day flu induced fever to find most of humanity has disappeared in what is being called
“the red night of the bells” A sort of unholy rapture that has taken all who witnessed it.
With 2 orphans in tow, Karl heads to the coast across the abandoned British south west to escape the red cloud that is moving across the country, raising unspeakable horrors anywhere touched by its crimson light.
It’s slow paced and very atmospheric, with the horror being genuinely freakish and unsettling.