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“An exciting, terrifying blend of SF and Lovecraftian horror…This novel will creep you out.” Booklist
“With relentless pacing and ominous, evocative style, NecroTek is Jonathan Maberry at his best. Action, suspense, and cosmic horror collide in this cinematic tale of humanity facing off against powers it barely comprehends. Brace yourself: Jonathan Maberry just made space scary again.” David Mack, New York Times bestselling author, on NecroTek
“No one writes action like [Jonathan Maberry]…it makes you feel like you are in the story. It’s amazing y’all, go read it!” Wayne Brady, Emmy Award–winning actor, comedian, television host, and singer, on NecroTek
“Nightmarish, visceral horror paired with fantastic sci-fi military action, NecroTek is the start of something amazing.” Peter Clines, New York Times bestselling author of The Broken Room, on NecroTek
“If Alien scriptwriter Dan O’Bannon had teamed with H. P. Lovecraft to write a novel, it’d look a lot like Jonathan Maberry’s NecroTek, a cosmic adventure that’s both pulse-pounding and hair-raising. In space, only the ghosts can hear you scream.” Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo Award–winning author of The Downloaded, on NecroTek
“What’s more horrific than dying in war? Jonathan Maberry issuing your soul a stop-loss order so you can fight some more. Buckle up, reader, because NecroTek is interstellar nightmare fuel.” Dayton Ward, New York Times bestselling author of the official Star Trek novels, on NecroTek
“From its bone-chilling start to creepy enigmas, to rollicking action, NecroTek takes you on an epic journey. Humanity might get better. But will we ever be better-enough? Maberry asks the hard questions amid a gripping tale.” David Brin, scientist and bestselling author of The Postman, on NecroTek
“[A] tour de force…This is a thrilling and rewarding read from beginning to end.” Manhattan Book Review
“[A] classic…Maberry is simply the best science fiction writer working today, this generation’s Ray Bradbury…This is a high-tech extravaganza, an extraordinary accomplishment in world-building, and a wondrous achievement in seminal storytelling.” BookTrib