The Knowing
by David Graham
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Pub Date 30 Mar 2017 | Archive Date 30 Apr 2017
Description
Ceri Edwards and two school friends lift the lid on an ancient book of recipes belonging to Betty Williams, a volunteer at the local hospital in Pontypridd, South Wales. Two Kansas City cops step off a flight at London Heathrow and one of them falls to the ground with a painful conviction that there's something evil in the air. United in their destinies, Ceri and the police officers are drawn into a world where prophecies are pitted against invisible forces planning to raze London to the ground and bring down the Royal Family. It all rests with Dai Williams, recently knighted MI5 agent and reluctant hero, to bring some order to the improbable events and to ensure that afternoon tea at The Ritz continues for another hundred years. A great cross between Kim Newman and Ben Aaranovitch and a thrill for any fan of contemporary urban horror.
Advance Praise
Transatlantic horrors don't come much better than this one by David Graham. --Nooks Books N Crooks
Transatlantic horrors don't come much better than this one by David Graham. --Nooks Books N Crooks
Available Editions
| EDITION | Mass Market Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781911331094 |
| PRICE | £8.99 (GBP) |
Featured Reviews
Mallory Anne-Marie H, Reviewer
Review of THE KNOWING by David Graham
A direct sequel to author Graham's terrifying thriller, THE SCREAMING, this novel can nevertheless stand on its own, as sufficient backstory is drawn in throughout so those who may not have read THE SCREAMING can still thrill to the chills and scares of THE KNOWING, as well as enjoying the author's subtle humour and tugging of heartstrings among the characters.
After EM radiation from cell phones and the Internet had been proven to cause adolescent psychosis, the UK banned mobile phones and Internet access, while the US shoveled all adolescents into protective care (read, asylums) under executive order. The silencing of electromagnetic radiation throughout the UK has allowed an influx of “other” energies, including witchcraft, which is on a steep rise. Kansas City, Missouri, police sergeants Dale Franklin and Steve Abrams, who had been instrumental in helping identify the causes of the adolescent psychosis crisis in the U.S., travel to London and discover a new conspiracy, one which reaches to MI5 and possibly to the Queen.
Alejandra F, Reviewer
Ok ok…mix Conjuring with constantine and then Broadchurch… There you have it.
A thrilling terror that will make your head rush. Absolutely and quite fascinating reading.
I didn’t knew this author but now I am going to see what he will bring next. Loved his writing.
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