“We pushed upriver into hell. We walked where nothing made sense. We lived a while in the company of madness.”
Centuries after civilisation collapses, survivors cling to the British coastline, trapped between the ocean and the Bloom, a parasitic and predatory flora that releases a mind-destroying toxin.
Surviving in the ruins, where packs of highly evolved dogs now dominate, scavenger Braska is captured and taken to the nearby stronghold of Crayport, where it is discovered that she has a dangerous secret. One that powerful matriarch Mother Cray is eager to exploit.
When Braska is sent back into the wastelands with a volatile crew of her own captors —including the tenacious Temlyn and the obdurate Faron — she must play an unwilling guide while fighting tooth and nail for survival. Something lies at the end of the trail, but will the answers prove to be worth the sacrifice?
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Brutal and merciless, psychedelic and dreamlike in just the right amount." – Steven William Hannah, author of Icebreaker
'A genuine masterpiece.' – David Parkinson, author of The Tales of Terror and Torment
'FERAL BLOOM stands in its own league.' – Uilleam Whitedale, author of Malignant
'Part work of genius, part work of art, it lays out a post-apocalyptic Britain that you can feel in your very bones.' – Jan Miklaszewicz, author of the Hartmouth Horror series
'Thoughtful, atmospheric, and masterfully written.' – Simon Lee, author of Whisper Wood
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