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* The cannibals from [[Brynblaidd]] village ([[ | * The cannibals from [[Brynblaidd]] village ([[TV]]: [[Countrycide|''Countrycide'']]) | ||
* Detective Sergeant [[Kathy Swanson|Swanson]] ([[ | * Detective Sergeant [[Kathy Swanson|Swanson]] ([[TV]]: ''[[They Keep Killing Suzie]], ''[[PROSE]]: ''[[Consequences|Consequences 'Virus']]'') | ||
* [[Alexander Martin]] ([[ | * [[Alexander Martin]] ([[PROSE]]: [[The House That Jack Built (novel)|''The House That Jack Built'']]) has a cameo at the end of this novel | ||
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Revision as of 12:43, 16 September 2012
Bay of the Dead was the eleventh release in the BBC Torchwood Novels series.
Publisher's summary
When the city sleeps, the dead start to walk! Something has sealed off Cardiff, and living corpses are stalking the streets, leaving a trail of half-eaten bodies. Animals are butchered. A young couple in their car never reach home. A stolen tugboat is brought back to shore, carrying only human remains. And a couple of girls heading back from the pub watch the mysterious drivers of a big black SUV take over a crime scene. Torchwood must now contend with the intangible barrier surrounding Cardiff, and some unidentified space debris that seems to be regenerating itself. Plus, of course, the all-night zombie horror show!
Plot
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Characters
References
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Notes
- The title is a reference to Romero's of the Dead movies, most notable Day of the Dead.[source needed]
- This book is also available as an ebook from the Amazon Kindle store.
Continuity
- The cannibals from Brynblaidd village (TV: Countrycide)
- Detective Sergeant Swanson (TV: They Keep Killing Suzie, PROSE: Consequences 'Virus')
- Alexander Martin (PROSE: The House That Jack Built) has a cameo at the end of this novel