Sometimes a headache is just a headache. And sometimes it's much, much worse.

Christopher Goodenough is a very important man. A senior member of the Government, and responsible for taking an axe to long-cherished beliefs about the National Health Service. So the irony is not lost on him when he finds himself in an NHS waiting room.

His headache is fierce, taking up residence behind his eyeballs like a spiked mace and making rational thought impossible. Then he finds out he can't get seen by a doctor without taking a number.

And that's the last thing Christopher Goodenough experiences that makes any sense.

Randall and Sturgis are a couple of lowlifes who've found a lucrative--and enjoyable--sideline as home invaders. But their crimes are getting more and more brutal.

After drunkenly promising his girlfriend, Tina, a Mercedes for her birthday, Randall figures he knows where to get one. The home of a yuppie he was queuing behind at an ATM.

Skylar and Bailey are sisters, fourteen and eleven, living with their Mom and Dad in a beautiful surburban home. But when two strangers pull up outside in a banged-up truck, their lives are about to change forever.

In this sharp little horror story, a rich industrialist who collects Nazi memorabilia spots an odd-looking antiques shop on his drive home.

His insatiable desire for the most twisted artefacts of the camps sets him on collision course with powerful forces beyond this world.

What he is offered by Zadok, the thin, pale man behind the counter, will change him for ever.

A treat for fans of Stephen King, Dean Koontz, Clive Barker and Mylo Carbia.