Underground

By Kristina Howells

Nothing was more gruesome than the goings on in the underground hospital. A hospital that was built by prisoners of war was able to withstand centuries of men being tortured. The only time when the torture came to an end was when a young woman’s capturer fell in love with her. The man called up ghosts from the centuries, changing them into zombies. It was these zombies that decided the fate of the hospital.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Kristina Howells
• Release date: Jun 5, 2011
• ISBN: 9781458104953

Kristina Howells

I am a published author and poet. I currently live in Calais in France, I am a British expat. I have written non-fiction and fiction works. I design all my book covers, and I have become an online judge of ebooks. My works include: A Hatter goes Mad Te Deum Una voce Lettre Fatale Making sense of the Genesis Flood Making sense of the Life of Christ Law and Gospel Les Delices de Calais Short stories Poetry Since my publishers have gone out of business due to the credit crisis I am now self publishing using Lulu.com to help me. It is easy to publish without paying for it when you know how. All my works are found on amazon. If you wish to contact me please do not hesitate all queries will be answered.

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Underground

© Kristina Howells 2011

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There was nothing barbaric going on at the underground hospital. From the outside everything looked ok. But from the inside, it was another thing.

It all began during the time of Zola the Great. Zola and his warriors were able to create something sinister. Something that was so evil, it had to be kept underground.

They knew that if it was ever known what they did to their prisoners of war. It would completely destroy their reputation.

The first prisoners were those taken from the small village of Yolanda. Innocent young men were tied up and dragged along the ground. Women were carried on horseback, kicking and screaming as the strong warriors held them down.

When they arrived at ground Z, the men were forced to dig. The women were used as slaves. They were raped and beaten. If they refused

Reviews for Underground

[wdlaurie_1 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Blessed is Stark House for reissuing so many great, gritty writers that I've never heard of before!These stories by Russell James are more contemporary than some of the writers Stark House has featured. The stories in this book are gritty, British character studies of people living on the edge.