Product Description

Working on a dilapidated orphanage on the Isle of Wight, David Williams discovers a supremely malevolent creature in the attic which is connected with the hideous trade in children which began in the gutters of Dr Barnado's London. The author's other horror novels include "Black Angel" and "Tengu".

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #445096 in Books
• Published on: 1992-11-19
• Original language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• 35 pages

Customer Reviews

Prey
The idea of a rat-like creature called "Brown Jenkin", and a comment from James Herbert served to whet my appetite. Having started to read I was quickly absorbed in the strange goings on at Fortyfoot House. In "Prey" Masterton intermingles horror and time travel in a skilful blend which sends shivers up your spine but also begs the question of alternative realities and how one small change in events can ripple outwards and change the future entirely. Faultlessly written and thoroughly readable.

Best Horror Book Ever Read
Prey was the first book I read by Graham Masterton
and since then have continued to read and enjoy all his books, although Prey stands out as one of the best, It is a page turner right from beginning to end and will make you want to sleep with the light on. He is different from most other horror authors as he takes ideas for stories from real myths and legends and doesn't just dwell on creating a gore fest the story is always fantastic and endings brilliant,(Preys' is brilliant). If you have never read Graham Masterton before start with this and you'll be hooked....

Excellent!!!
I bought this book along with some other books by Graham masterton and i found it so interesting that i read the others straight afterwards. It isn't full of blood, gits and gore but plays games with the reader and takes so many twists and turns it will leave you exausted!!!