Night Sisters

CLINICIANS

A word that will come to haunt Casualty Sister Rachel Young through the dark nights ahead.

CLINICIANS

A word she hears from a terrified patient, brought dying into her department after driving a stolen car straight into a brick wall. Still trying to escape from someone who has surgically mutilated his brain.

CLINICIANS

He isn’t the first; he won’t be the last. People are disappearing in the darkness: the lost ones, with no shelter from the night. Those that are found again have hideous post-operative injuries.

CLINICIANS

For centuries they have pursued their cold and merciless quest for knowledge, leaving death and mutilation in their wake. And tonight they have come for Rachel Young. for her, they have a special role …

Reviews

Praise for Angels of Mourning:

‘Angels of Mourning… his excellent new novel. Perverse… bizarre… juxtaposes magical fiends and mundane settings to marvellously disconcerting effect’
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About the author

John Pritchard was born in Wales in 1964. His NHS career began with a summer job as a Casualty receptionist in his local hospital, after which eye-opening introduction he worked in administration and patient services. He currently helps to manage the medical unit in a large hospital in the south of England. Dark Ages is his fourth novel.