Harry's search for his family began in Necroscope: The Lost Years.

Many of those Harry loved and respected were corrupted, killed, or lost - including his own wife and son - vanished in the heat of battle.

Harry Keogh swore that he would become man's greatest defender, that he would destroy every last vampire. Others were kept as servants or playthings. Some people became victims of macabre 'experiments' that rendered them unrecognizable as human beings. Mankind was being preyed upon by terrible vampires who hunted humans for their blood. Necroscope: The Lost Years Hardcover 1 November 1995 by Brian Lumley (Author) 65 ratings Book 9 of 16: Necroscope See all formats and editions Hardcover 157.06 3 Used from 27.26 4 New from 157.05 Paperback 21.26 11 New from 18. He also learned how to transport himself instantaneously through time and space, with the power of his mind alone, but not all the gifts he received were so wonderful. He grew more astonished as the years passed and his dead friends - the world's greatest artists, scientists, inventors, and thinkers, not to mention ordinary folks like Harry's own dear, departed Ma - bestowed on him their knowledge and their love. Necroscope: The Lost Years Volume I Brian Lumley 3.99 2,143 ratings31 reviews The first book in Brian Lumley's bestselling Necroscope series, Necroscope: The Lost Years Vampires never rest, and neither does Harry Keogh, the world's greatest vampire hunter, the Necroscope, the man who can talk to the dead. Lumley served as president of the Horror Writers Association from 1996 to 1997. I Kindle Edition by Brian Lumley (Author) Format: Kindle Edition 39 ratings Part of: Necroscope See all formats and editions Kindle Edition 3.79 Read with Our Free App Audiobook 0. When young Harry Keogh discovered that he was a Necroscope - someone who can communicate with the dead - he was astonished. in the Necroscope saga is The Mbius Murders. Necroscope: The Last of the Lost Years, Vol.

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