A new twist on WWII thrillers.
Set in 1942, at the height of the war, the world holds its collective breath to see who will win – the Axis, or the Allies.
British author and Royal Air Force officer Robert Lassen infuses history with the supernatural in a story dripping with hidden culture and legend.
Don’t call them Vampires.
1942. The Allied bomber offensive against the Nazis teeters on the brink of failure. Night after night, fanatical German fighter pilots cut a bloody swathe through the British airmen struggling to cripple Hitler's war machine. In desperation, the Government turns to an ultra-secretive organization known only as K Department.
Their answer? A group of Eastern European refugees with a blood feud against the Nazis. Pale killers with a condition that allows them to hunt at night but forces them to flee the dawn. Myth has made them monsters. The truth is far more complicated.
The world labels them Vampires.
They call themselves Mullo.
