Mystery Books

  • The Forgotten Man (Elvis Cole Novels)

    Elvis Cole is back...With his acclaimed bestsellers, Hostage (a New York Times Notable Book) and D

  • The Night Before

    Caitlyn Montgomery Bandeaux wakes up one Savannah morning with a pounding headache -- and covered in blood, the news of her estran

  • The Devil (Jack Taylor Novels)

    America—the land of opportunity, a place where economic prosperity beckons: but not for PI Jack Taylor, who’s jus

  • Star Island

    Meet twenty-two-year-old Cherry Pye (née Cheryl Bunterman), a pop star since she was fourteen—and about to attempt a comeback f

  • The Grave Tattoo

    In a novel reminiscent of The Rule of Four, The Dante Club and The Historian, suspense master Mc

  • A Comedian Dies

    Text for Author Bio: Simon Brett is a former radio and television comedy producer, who has been writing full-time for more than tw

  • Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less

    The conned: an Oxford don, a revered society physician, a chic French art dealer, and a charming English lord. They have one

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James Herbert biography

 

 

James Herbert

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James Herbert, OBE (born 8 April 1943, London [1]) is a best-selling English horror writer who originally worked as the art director of an advertising agency. He is a full-time writer who also designs his own book covers and publicity.

His first two books, The Rats and The Fog, are disaster novels with man-eating Giant Black Rats in the first and an accidentally released chemical weapon in the second. Herbert has written three sequels to The Rats; Lair deals with a second outbreak of the mutants, this time in the countryside around Epping Forest rather than in the first book's London slums; In Domain, one of Herbert's bleakest and most ironic books, a nuclear war means that the rats have become the dominant species in a devastated city. The third sequel, the graphic novel The City, is an adventure set in the post-nuclear future.

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