Darkest Hour

Europe is in flames, and France is on the verge of falling, yet the worst terrors rampaging across the western world are not Hitler's Panzer divisions. Hitler has his hands on the Spear of Destiny and has conjured up unearthly powers even he can not control. Now more terrifying creatures than the SS are stalking the war torn lands.

Through this hellish landscape travels Sergeant Geoff Renyard, in hope of saving his lads while they race for the Channel during Britain's darkest hour. But Renyard's section of riflemen aren't the only ones on a mission.

Across the battlefields strides Ludis Kristpas, a fallen pastor from the bitter north, now a father in search of vengeance for his murdered wife and unborn child, carrying with him a secret icon that may be the only weapon powerful enough to defeat the risen devil, Abbadon, and his legions from Hell.

Abbadon also stalks the lands, and he will not bow his head to Hitler's command. The arch-demon has plans of its own, centred upon the defiant island across the English Channel.

All three parties are destined to meet on the beaches of Dunkirk, where the fate of the world, never mind the war, is to be contested.