The Department 19 Files: The Devil in No Man’s Land: 1917 (Department 19)

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4.2
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A short story from the world of Department 19.

In 1891, Abraham Van Helsing and a group of friends faced Dracula, the world’s first vampire – and won. The survivors of that battle founded Department 19, and have been secretly saving the world ever since. A highly classified archive exists recording every act of bravery in that time.

That archive is now open. These are the Department 19 files.

Belgium, 1917.

Quincey Harker and his hand-picked Special Reconnaissance Team are behind enemy lines, scouting ahead of the big push that everyone knows is imminent. They think they are prepared for the worst case scenario; a village full of German soldiers, armed and waiting for them. But they're about to discover that there is something far worse in the darkness of no man's land, something beyond their understanding. Something with glowing red eyes, and gleaming white fangs...

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4.2
16 reviews
Max Robinson
August 20, 2014
I wish it was longer though seeing that it was only 25 pages long including all the copyright. The actual book was 19 pages I think. Great for a short story however, love Will Hill's books!
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Neil Donnelly
June 25, 2013
Good, but too short!
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Stephen Colton
August 19, 2013
A good read just wish it was longer.
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About the author

Before quitting his job in publishing to write Department 19, Will Hill worked as a bartender, a bookseller and a door-to-door charity worker. He grew up in the north-east of England, is scared of spiders, and is a big fan of cats. He lives in east London with his girlfriend, where he splits his time between staring out of the window and staring at a computer screen. The latter tends to be more productive.

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