<p>"A chilling horror/sci-fi rollercoaster … the <em>X-Files</em> meets <em>Alien</em> … I think I may have held my breath for the entire duration." — Phil Hickes</p>
<p>"<em>X-Files</em> for a new generation … The setting and set up are the perfect starting points for such a chilling tale, and it built to a climax so tense that I held my breath for what seemed like longer than humanly possible." — Jennifer Killick</p>
<p>"Reads like a classic sci-fi horror and was full of moments that made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up – especially the ending!" – Cynthia Murphy</p>
<p>"Genuinely creepy and strange thriller, combining horror and sci-fi to great effect. I was hooked from the first couple of pages. Reminded me (fondly) of the paranoid sci-fi of the 1970s in which it is partly set." — Chris Priestley</p>
<p>"<em>The Deadsoul Project</em> is a relentlessly gripping thriller that had me transfixed from beginning to end. It’s ingenious, brilliant and terrifying." — Jonathan Stroud</p>
<p>"Interestingly constructed using prose and formal reporting, and moving back and forth through decades, this chilling read has elements of <em>The X-Files, Doctor Who </em>and more. Historical fiction with a terrifying difference!" — Lesley Parr</p>
<p>"The perfect balance of thrills and chills … It's a little bit<em> The X-Files</em>, a little bit Stephen King-lite and a lot of frightening fun." – <em>The Times</em> Children's Book of the Week</p>
<p>"Mystery, conspiracies, gore and horror make for a tense and compulsive story. An attention-grabbing read, not for the faint of heart." – <em>Irish Examiner</em></p>
<p>"Punk-era creature feature, with a similar vibe to <em>Stranger Things</em> … a thrilling read that pits kids against alien bodysnatchers, weaving together its three timelines with a satisfying conclusion." — <em>INIS Magazine</em></p>
<p>"Smith turns up the thrills to maximum in this fast-moving, terrifying and compulsive read that mixes a sort of <em>X-Files</em> vibe with monster transformations that sit somewhere between<em> Alien </em>and <em>Dracula</em>." — The Letterpress Project</p>
Master of sci-fi horror Dan Smith delivers an action-packed adventure as secret organisation The Night House exposes the terrifying truth behind the Alpine Heights disaster.
Kyle and Lauren Dempsey believe their soldier stepdad is dead, killed in action in Northern Ireland. But then he turns up at their flat in the Alpine Heights tower block, terrifying changed.
One day later, a mysterious virus seems to be running rampant through the building and many residents are dead.
Nobody has ever discovered what really happened – until now …
Master of sci-fi horror Dan Smith delivers an action-packed adventure as secret organisation The Night House exposes the terrifying truth behind the Alpine Heights disaster.
A Times Children’s Book of the Week (Dyslexia-friendly)
- 10 b/w, illus
- The first instalment of The Night House Files, a thrilling new sci-fi series from Dan Smith which follows the huge success of the Crooked Oak adventures
- The perfect ‘what to read next’ series for fans of Doctor Who, Stranger Things and Jennifer Killick’s Dread Wood and Crater Lake books
- Tapping into the ever-burgeoning trend of sci-fi thrillers, The Deadsoul Project is a fast-paced, tense adventure ideal for middle-grade readers looking to take the next step into longer fiction
- Incorporating engaging multi-media visual elements like classified files, interview transcripts and newspaper clippings
- Lead title campaign including exclusive printed proofs, a Halloween announcement, an author video, promotion at YALC, accompanying POS including pin badges and posters, and events & signings
Competition: Lockwood & Co.; Dread Wood; The Enemy; Cirque du Freak. Jonathan Stroud; Charlie Higson; Jennifer Killick; Phil Hickes; Cynthia Murphy; Chris Priestley; Darren Shan
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Dan Smith is the award-winning and bestselling author of books for both children and adults. His children’s titles, which include The Wall Between Us, Nisha’s War, Below Zero and the Crooked Oak series, have won him numerous accolades, including the Coventry Inspiration Book Award, the Essex Book Award, and nominations for the Carnegie Medal, the Branford Boase Award and the Young Quills Award. Dan lives in Newcastle with his family.