The Fires Of Hell — G.H. Bright

The Woodman, book two. The Fires of Hell This second instalment starts six weeks after Book one, the Roads of Hell, finished. The reluctant hero in the making, Duke Woods, The Woodman, has contracted Ebola, otherwise known simply as “The Death”. The Black Pope is still alive and kicking, unknown to most, and The Woodman has a new friend. Michelle, a six-year-old girl remains at his side watching and waiting whilst The Death ravages his body. Hannah, the love of his life is not allowed near them in case she and the child she carries become infected, and the communities, at the news of his contagion, go into lockdown. Hannah is nearly six months pregnant, Sue is seven months into her pregnancy, and several other women are carrying babies too. As Duke recovers he finds the Army is still in place and helping everyone it can, and the Elders are still unable to achieve even the simplest of things. Coast Town looks to be thriving again with the new influx of people but, as always, trouble is just around the corner and new horrors surface. Just when things looks good for the survivor's, just as they begin to grasp skills forgotten, new evils and hard times rush to compound issues and make life a far greater struggle than it already was. The Death wiped out 90% of Mankind; illness and disease took even more. Those that lived through it thought the worst was over. How wrong they were! Not only have they Ebola to still contend with, they have old and new enemies to battle, too.