Necroscope III The Source

Necroscope III The Source by Brian Lumley, published by St. Martins Press-3PL in September 1989, is a horror fiction novel that delves into the dark and supernatural. Set against the backdrop of Russia’s Ural mountains, the story unfolds around a secret military base where Soviet scientists and ESP-powered spies investigate a mysterious portal that unleashes malevolent creatures intent on destroying humanity. The narrative follows Jazz Simmons, a British agent who, after being captured by the KGB, sends a dire warning to Harry Keogh, a necroscope, about an impending vampire invasion.

In this edition, readers will encounter a gripping tale of espionage and supernatural conflict as Harry Keogh prepares to confront the vampires in their own territory. The plot thickens as he realizes that his unique ability to summon the dead may be rendered ineffective in a land where death is not the end. With 514 pages, this edition invites readers into a chilling exploration of horror and the battle between humanity and the undead, highlighting themes of power and survival in a world overshadowed by darkness.