Praise for the author:
“At once a thrilling novel and a call to action against climate change…This novel is wildly entertaining…The tension and violence are as aggressive as a revving engine here, but Lebbon’s timely message — that hurting our planet is hurting ourselves — is just as loud.”
New York Times
“[I]f you’re after a tight, exciting thriller with ecological themes and a dash of early episodes of X-Files, it’s appropriately chilly for the winter.”
SFX
“A nail-biting scientific thriller worthy of Michael Crichton. Readers will be wowed.”
Publishers Weekly
“A chilling, white-knuckled thriller of a novel, Among the Living gives us a peek into the not-too-distant future, and Lebbon scares us to the ice-cold core of our souls with his dark, dire, and delightful prose. This one kept me up at night.”
Ronald Malfi, author of Come With Me
“Let me tell you, if the words ‘intelligent disease’ don’t send a chill up your spine, well then Tim Lebbon’s got about eighty thousand more words where that came from and they will absolutely pulverize every last vertebra you’ve got.”
Clay McLeod Chapman, author of Ghost Eaters and What Kind of Mother
“Tim Lebbon is the absolute king of modern climate-change eco-horror. Fans of EDEN will adore this one, set on an island in the Arctic Circle, where something lurks in caves underneath the permafrost. Explosions! Body horror! A doomed ship! MONSTERS”
Ally Wilkes, author of All the White Spaces
“The closest thing to an actual nightmare I’ve encountered on the page in a very long time. Among the Living is doom-laden, frantic, desperation horror of the highest order, filled with the most what-the-f**k twists you’ll read all year. Lebbon is a master.”
Christopher Golden, New York Times bestselling author of Road of Bones and All Hallows
“Tim Lebbon is a master of weird fiction! Among the Living is a riot of body horror, desperation, wild action, and totally relatable characters. Bloody brilliant!”
Jonathan Maberry, New York Times bestselling author of Cave 13 and Empty Graves
Praise for the novel:
“As close to another outing in the classic series as you can get, in a modern voice. I would gladly read more Lebbon written Conan.” – SFBook Reviews
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