This book sort of restarts the necroscope series with a story about a new character named Scott. I actually got misty eyed at the end! And I didn't want it to end, either! Not only does it have a fantastic plot and great characters but it makes you feel stuff too. It's been a long time since a book made me care so much about the characters that I was actually worrying about their fate and that goes doubly when a book makes you worry about an alien slug-like creature! Well that's what this book did. And Scott begins to dream of a very unusual Wolf, who begs Scott-in human speech-to rescue him before the hunters come.Ī fledgling Necroscope, a telepathic Wolf, a beautiful woman from beyond the stars, the ghost of Harry Keogh, the best of E-Branch's psychic fighting forces, and a dead girl who is not yet ready to seek her just reward must defeat three impossibly strong, psychically gifted monsters whose touch literally melts flesh from bone. She warns him to keep silent-about what, he does not know-and keeps trying to tell him something critically important, but each time, she vanishes before she can fully explain. Soon after, a mysterious, beautiful woman begins appearing everywhere he goes.

John is mourning the painful death of his beloved wife when he is struck by a golden arrow of light-a fragment of the soul of Harry Keogh, the original Necroscope-and gains powers he does not understand. Once this powerful touch was used only for healing, but the Mordri Three use it as a weapon, literally turning people inside out, mutating them in front of their horrified loved ones, or seeding them with cancer.

In addition to advanced science mankind can only dream of, the Mordri Three have the unique ability to forever alter skin, bone, and muscle with a simple touch. They have already destroyed their homeworld, an entire solar system, and most of their own race. To test of the power of God, an insane triad of malevolent aliens decides to become so evil that God himself will have to stop them.

Necroscope the lost years